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Some of the challenges addressed include keeping people engaged, dealing with opponents and a constantly changing hardware landscape, budget and financing, battery life and back-end system integration. The 6th annual EWTS will be held September 17-19, 2019 in Dallas, TX.
Some of the challenges addressed include keeping people engaged, dealing with opponents and a constantly changing hardware landscape, budget and financing, battery life and back-end system integration. The 6th annual EWTS will be held September 17-19, 2019 in Dallas, TX.
Though the panelists represent very different operating environments; they all agree that an agnostic approach to hardware, end user input and feedback, having systems of bottom-up innovation in place, line-side support during rollout, and room to fail are key components to successful adoption.
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In September of 2016, I attended a group meeting with some folks in Dallas, and then by January of 2017, we had our first major product in a school. Or do they want you to come in with the hardware? But, schools that come to us want both a hardware, software, and platform solution. We set to work figuring it out. With software?
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Jeff: Yeah, we’re fairly hardware agnostic, so we’ve done projects in just about any type of hardware. I mean, all you really need is a fairly small technology setup. Alan: Are you guys moving the stuff to Quest now? Or are you still on Vives and Rifts?
Jeff: Yeah, we’re fairly hardware agnostic, so we’ve done projects in just about any type of hardware. I mean, all you really need is a fairly small technology setup. Alan: Are you guys moving the stuff to Quest now? Or are you still on Vives and Rifts?
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You still see it on the hardware, software, and interaction side. On the hardware side, if you set up a high-end VR experience, it would have a freaking bloody big PC. We worked towards the next Dallas event that… I’m trying to think, what is it? It’s the same with hardware partners. BrainXchange?
Jeff: Yeah, we’re fairly hardware agnostic, so we’ve done projects in just about any type of hardware. I mean, all you really need is a fairly small technology setup. Alan: Are you guys moving the stuff to Quest now? Or are you still on Vives and Rifts?
Jeff: Yeah, we're fairly hardware agnostic, so we've done projects in just about any type of hardware. I mean, all you really need is a fairly small technology setup. Alan: Are you guys moving the stuff to Quest now? Or are you still on Vives and Rifts? I will say we do have the strongest partnership with HTC -- with Vive.
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” or “You need the most outlandish high-end hardware.” I was at EWTS last week in Dallas, and I had a chance to play with a whole bunch of all kinds of gadgets. There’s this idea of meeting the market where it is, not showing up and saying “You’ve got to spend bajillions of dollars.”
” or “You need the most outlandish high-end hardware.” I was at EWTS last week in Dallas, and I had a chance to play with a whole bunch of all kinds of gadgets. There’s this idea of meeting the market where it is, not showing up and saying “You’ve got to spend bajillions of dollars.”
or "You need the most outlandish high-end hardware." I was at EWTS last week in Dallas, and I had a chance to play with a whole bunch of all kinds of gadgets. So there's this element of pragmatism. There's this idea of meeting the market where it is, not showing up and saying "You've got to spend bajillions of dollars." Mike: I have.
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Cameron: I've noticed that -- and this is a bit of a sideways way to look at it -- I've noticed that, with companies that come in and they're looking to dip their toe into virtual reality or augmented reality, that sometimes they fall into the trap of investing so much into the hardware. And now they've got an accurate size of who you are.
Cameron: I've noticed that -- and this is a bit of a sideways way to look at it -- I've noticed that, with companies that come in and they're looking to dip their toe into virtual reality or augmented reality, that sometimes they fall into the trap of investing so much into the hardware. And now they've got an accurate size of who you are.
Cameron: I've noticed that -- and this is a bit of a sideways way to look at it -- I've noticed that, with companies that come in and they're looking to dip their toe into virtual reality or augmented reality, that sometimes they fall into the trap of investing so much into the hardware. And now they've got an accurate size of who you are.
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Alan: So you mentioned EWTS, Enterprise Wearable Technology Summit in Dallas, Texas, correct? It’s that exponential growth of hardware as well. Alan: I think one of the things that’s really intriguing is the fact that the tools, both hardware and software, are just getting so much easier to use. Emily: Uh-huh.
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Alan: So you mentioned EWTS, Enterprise Wearable Technology Summit in Dallas, Texas, correct? It's that exponential growth of hardware as well. Alan: I think one of the things that's really intriguing is the fact that the tools, both hardware and software, are just getting so much easier to use. Emily: Uh-huh. Emily: Yeah.
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