Medicine & TechnologyMixed reality is more and more being utilized in different industries across the globe. Click to find out how a hospital in the United Kingdom has used the first-ever mixed reality headset and holographic patients to train future doctors.
Researchers have just demonstrated additional robotic arms that can be manipulated via augmented reality. Read on to find out how the supernumerary robotic arms work and whether users feel it as an extension of their body.
Ex-UK advisor Catriona Campbell explains what are virtual children and what they offer to solve overpopulation. Read more about this AI-powered technology and the benefits it could give to parents.
The British troops are using new technology to train with humanoid robotic targets. Read on to know how virtual reality is used to stimulate real-life encounters on the battlefield.
A pediatrician from Florida explains how digital reality helped them and patients have more convenient operations than ever. Read more about how Smileyscope works, and what is its impact on children who needs needle-based procedures.
The metaverse is being constructed today, and many giant companies want in. Read more about this virtual environment and what it brings to the future of our current communication technologies.
Scientists made metaverse more fearful as they developed a new device that will make a person feel VR spiders crawling on their mouths. Find out more about it.
People with psychosis who are unable to leave their homes to "walk outdoors" have benefited from a virtual reality program. Continue reading to learn how this happened.
A human trafficking expert warns that virtual police may need to patrol the metaverse. Find out how criminals are using the platform to violate human rights.
Metaverse dating is the newest trend in building romantic relationships with the aid of virtual reality. Check out how these platforms let people meet their future partners.
RIKEN Center for Brain Science researchers and collaborators in Japan have recently found specific neurons in the brain that monitor if predictions fish are making do come true.
The augmented reality technology, according to NASA, allows ISS crew members to examine and repair research and exercise equipment without the need for ground support.