Road to VR
NOVEMBER 20, 2020
Currently, Transfr is already working with Alabama’s AIDT, a workforce agency, and the Alabama Community College System to use its curriculum and Oculus Quest to provide skills training for careers that don’t require four-year degrees, such as automotive manufacturing, construction and other skilled trades.
Road to VR
APRIL 30, 2017
The short documentary is an emotionally powerful 360 degree video production, funded by Oculus’ VR for Good initiative. It is viewable as a 360 video on Facebook or through Oculus Video using a Gear VR or Oculus Rift (or HTC Vive using the Revive injector).
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VRScout
JUNE 12, 2020
The Selma to Montgomery march was organized in response to the murder of Jimmie Lee Jackson , an African American veteran and civil rights activist who was unarmed, was beaten and then shot by Alabama State Troopers during what was supposed to be a peaceful voting rights march. Image Credit: Bigscreen Inc.
ARPost
SEPTEMBER 15, 2021
The VR version is available in the Oculus store (for both Quest and Rift ), as well as on Steam. Alabama Hills. In the immersive version of this photogrammetry-based app, the users will actually feel that they are at the location of their choice. Why a Photogrammetry-Based AR and VR App. “We’re White Pocket. Mount Morrison.
VRScout
JULY 6, 2020
Fatboy Slim, Carl Cox, Noisia, Jamie Jones, Seth Troxler, Frank Turner, Alabama 3, and Coldcut; just some of the many many acts that performed live on stage as either a 2D green screen hologram or a custom 3D avatar. This ended up being more difficult than I thought, as there was plenty of incredible acts to catch.
TechCrunch VR
NOVEMBER 19, 2020
Hardware-wise, the business uses Facebook’s Oculus Quest headset with Oculus for Business, not the generic customer hardware available in stores. Most notably, though, is Transfr’s recent work in Alabama. Below is a presentation from the company highlighting the trainee experience.
VRWorld
OCTOBER 26, 2016
The name of the project came through Kevin’s love for Bourbon and other spirits, mostly from Kentucky, Alabama and Tennessee. In a move not similar to what happened with Oculus a year later, Mark liked the application and wanted to make it a part of Facebook family. Systrom also said that his first idea didn’t worked out.
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