Road to VR
NOVEMBER 28, 2018
Worth, to the New York & New Jersey metro areas, and to Columbus, Ohio. Until now, Dreamscape Immersive has operated pop-up venues for limited time engagements with their multiplayer VR experiences. The company plans to bring four stand-alone and theater-based locations to Dallas/Ft. and Bold Capital Partners.
VRScout
DECEMBER 2, 2019
This past August, the company opened its second location at Dallas’ NorthPark Center in collaboration with AMC Theaters, with several more locations scheduled to open in Columbus, Ohio and the New York/New Jersey metro area over the next year.
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Road to VR
JUNE 9, 2021
VR continues to prove out training as a core use-case for the technology. According to NHL.com the system has been used by at least 10 NHL goalies including Philipp Grubauer of the Colorado Avalanche, Elvis Merzlikins of the Columbus Blue Jackets, and Antoine Bibeau of the Carolina Hurricanes. Image courtesy Sense Arena.
ARPost
FEBRUARY 21, 2023
In-Arena Opportunities for CBJ Fans In January, NHL team The Columbus Blue Jackets unveiled “The Fan Zone” in their home Nationwide Arena in partnership with MVP Interactive. Our team was honored to work with everyone at CBJ to bring technology forward with multi-generational experiences to their Fan Zone.”
XR Today - Mixed Reality tag
MARCH 13, 2023
Over the years, major automotive brands have leveraged cutting-edge technologies at an increasing rate to achieve their goals. One of the most exciting new innovations helping to transform this landscape, is extended reality.
GizModo VR
NOVEMBER 3, 2020
Franklin County, the largest county in Ohio, has moved back to paper ballots after unprecedented levels of early voting created data files too large to sync with the hard drives of electronic pollbooks, according to the Columbus Dispatch. Read more.
VRScout
JULY 25, 2017
Set in a Dystopian future with Columbus, OH as the fastest-growing city in the world, people live in crowded slums called “stacks”—run-down shantytowns of inhabited junk formed in towering heaps. San Francisco-based Leap Motion has raised a $50M Series C for their hand- and finger-tracking technology. via The Venture Reality Fund.
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