Duke Energy recently announced it is offering virtual reality (VR) training services branded Virtual Crew to energy companies and contractors nationwide. With Virtual Crew, Duke Energy can customize ...

At Kennedy Krieger Institute, participants use Meta Quest 2 headsets to practice tasks like crossing streets and grocery ...

Community-dwelling adults aged 60 or more years who participated in an eight-week virtual reality–based multimodal training ...

At Duke Energy, they're one and the same. The artists and software engineers of Duke Energy's XR Lab used to work for video game companies, but now they're using their talents in a manner that helps ...

Community-dwelling older adults who participated in a VR-based multimodal training showed significant improvements in both cognitive processing speed and multiple physical performance measures, ...

After a year of disruptions to school operations — of virtual classrooms and other adaptations that proved the ability of technology to reach people where they live — the nation’s largest youth sports ...

According to a recent report from the market research firm Research and Markets, universities are increasingly turning to augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) to train nursing students and ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . LAS VEGAS — Patients with chronic low back pain who used the home-based RelieVRx program experienced reduction ...

Virtual reality (VR) is one of the most exciting training technologies in the market today. Many researchers, including those from Stanford University and Technical University of Denmark, have found ...

The education industry today is facing a major challenge. Should educational facilities and businesses embrace modern technology in their training programs? More often than not, technological progress ...

The first tool that mechanic trainees at Maryland’s Vehicles for Change program pick up is not a wrench, but a pair of virtual reality goggles. First, students watch an instructor virtually ...