What does a Wall Street stockbroker, turned actor, turned teacher, turned inventor, turned author have to do with virtual and augmented reality? Listen as iOgrapher founder and CEO David Basulto shares his story as to how he got to this point in his interesting career along with what he feels is necessary for VR & AR to succeed moving forward.
One of the biggest hurdles VR content creators face during development is overcoming motion sickness for as many people as possible. Our guest this week, Nathan Burba of Survios, strongly feels that his team has made great strides to make the experiences they have created such as Raw Data and their upcoming project called Sprint Vector leave users feeling pretty good afterwards.
Have a listen and learn more about Survios, including what led Nathan to co-found the company, along with the companies philosophies are regarding company culture and game design.
Author Blake J. Harris, of the popular book Console Wars, stops by to share some information about "History of the Future" which is his current project focused on the Virtual and Augmented Reality industry.
Due to Blake's success with Console Wars, it has helped open many doors and given him access to some of the top names in the VR/AR industry to speak with along the way as the book progresses towards its expected 2018 release.
Why write a book now about an fast changing industry still finding its way? We talk about this and much, much more.
It is one thing to go on vacation and snap photos to share with others. It something completely different to go on vacation and snap 360 degree images and videos to share with people so that they actually feel like they were standing in the exact same spot as you were when capturing the moment.
What Jim Schoonmaker and his team at EveryScape has created is just that. Building upon the decade plus experience of 3D interior mapping, the EveryScape app allows you to capture and transform real environments into virtual experiences.
Learn more about Jim's thoughts on the functionality of VR and he thinks the industry will progress and much more.
Learn more about a company called IMMY who has been flying under the radar in regards to their upcoming VR and AR headset, called the IMMY Mark 1 and IMMY Mark 2, from the founder, CEO and CTO, Doug Magyari.
Hear why Doug feels their device will stand out from the more recognizable names in the space and how important it is to him to have it manufactured in the United States.
Also, learn why Doug Magyari was recently invited to the White House to talk about the IMMY Mark 1 and 2 along with his impressions of President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence.
Luis Navia of ODYSIA joins us this week to share the story behind ODYSIA and what he and his co-founders plan on doing to stand out from other storytelling creators in the quickly growing world of VR & AR.
We also talk about his first time using a VR & AR device along with what he hopes to see from the industry in the near future and much more.
Alexander Haque of Retinad VR stops by to talk about how his company can help make sure your VR & AR creations give users that "WOW!" moment by analyzing how users experience your content. Do they focus on what you want them to based on visual and audio cues or are they distracted by something else that has caught their eyes?
