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The human element behind today’s economy is being asked to do more than ever. The workplace is more connected and demanding than ever. New technologies like microlearning and mixed reality are helping training professionals prepare workers.
Imagine how companies could apply augmented reality (AR) to increase efficiency, reduce downtime, save money and increase satisfaction.
The Glimpse Group, Inc. a Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality platform company comprised of multiple VR and AR software & services companies, announced today that it has successfully concluded its non-institutional funding efforts.
Scope AR, the pioneer of enterprise-class augmented reality (AR) solutions, today announced it has secured a $9.7 million round of Series A funding.
Ario Technologies, Inc., creators of Ario, an augmented reality (AR) software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform, announced today that it raised $1 million in funding from 757 Angels, Plug and Play Ventures and Center for Innovative Technology (CIT) in Norfolk.
Immersive learning experiences company RegattaVR was inspired by the sailing term. A regatta is a collection of boats sailing with a common goal facing the same conditions. They have to make intelligent adjustments to safely reach their destination.
As SkillPath partners with local businesses to provide lifelong learning to Kansas City professionals, these opportunities – and more – will continue to change corporate training and the trajectory of learning.
Besomebody, Inc., a business innovation firm that specializes in skills-focused job training programs and employer services, announced today the acquisition of Pixelbug Technologies Inc., an augmented reality and artificial intelligence startup.
Extended reality is used for the digital transformation of employee training in industries such as manufacturing, aerospace and health care. But the use of XR can go far beyond such high-consequence industries and bring value to L&D in other industries.