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VR For Awareness Takes Over Tribeca Film Festival

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Set in the Democratic Republic of Congo, The Protectors: Walk In The Ranger’s Shoes is a jarring 360-degree VR experience following a day in the life of several trained Garamba National Park rangers. This year’s Tribeca Immersive is home to 30 unique VR experiences to explore and enjoy.

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Getting the ROI out of XR, with Sector 5 Digital's Cameron Ayres

XR for Business Podcast

surgeons (it could be a group of anyone), but now everyone in the audience is able to put on a pair of glasses, and watch a 3D experience that the lecturer or the trainer can go through and control at their own pace. Do you have control? Now you're adding something that, again, is experiential. It's just the most fun.

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Getting the ROI out of XR, with Sector 5 Digital's Cameron Ayres

XR for Business Podcast

surgeons (it could be a group of anyone), but now everyone in the audience is able to put on a pair of glasses, and watch a 3D experience that the lecturer or the trainer can go through and control at their own pace. Do you have control? Now you're adding something that, again, is experiential. It's just the most fun.

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Getting the ROI out of XR, with Sector 5 Digital's Cameron Ayres

XR for Business Podcast

surgeons (it could be a group of anyone), but now everyone in the audience is able to put on a pair of glasses, and watch a 3D experience that the lecturer or the trainer can go through and control at their own pace. Do you have control? Now you're adding something that, again, is experiential. It's just the most fun.

article thumbnail

Getting the ROI out of XR, with Sector 5 Digital's Cameron Ayres

XR for Business Podcast

surgeons (it could be a group of anyone), but now everyone in the audience is able to put on a pair of glasses, and watch a 3D experience that the lecturer or the trainer can go through and control at their own pace. Do you have control? Now you're adding something that, again, is experiential. It's just the most fun.