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We’re seeing the brands like HTC and Oculus start to catch up with their business solutions that are going to start to offer enterprise management. We did one for a fire safety drill for a company down in Texas called Alchemy Systems, and it was basically replicated version of their factory, one-to-one in a CGI based environment.
We're seeing the brands like HTC and Oculus start to catch up with their business solutions that are going to start to offer enterprise management. We did one for a fire safety drill for a company down in Texas called Alchemy Systems, and it was basically replicated version of their factory, one-to-one in a CGI based environment.
We’re seeing the brands like HTC and Oculus start to catch up with their business solutions that are going to start to offer enterprise management. We did one for a fire safety drill for a company down in Texas called Alchemy Systems, and it was basically replicated version of their factory, one-to-one in a CGI based environment.
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