Drury University’s Hammons School of Architecture and International Virtual Reality Healthcare Association Host Medical VR/AR Exposition

Drury University’s Hammons School of Architecture and International Virtual Reality Healthcare Association Host Medical VR/AR Exposition Drury University recently hosted a groundbreaking Medical Virtual Reality Exposition in collaboration with the International Virtual Reality Healthcare Association (IVRHA) at the Hammons School of Architecture (HSA), featuring innovative...

Virtual Reality Technology and Rehabilitation Care

Virtual Reality Technology and Rehabilitation Care
Virtual Reality Technology and Rehabilitation Care By Sabrina Small Virtual reality (VR) technology has been increasingly used in rehabilitation and therapy over the last decade. This paper reviews the literature on the use of VR technology in the context of rehabilitation and therapy, including physical and mental...

Survey of Motion Sickness Mitigation Efforts in Virtual Reality

Survey of Motion Sickness Mitigation Efforts in Virtual Reality By Benton Lane Virtual reality, all things being equal, is still a relatively new technology that immerses users in a simulated environment. While VR has enormous potential in various fields such as education, gaming, and therapy, motion sickness...

Haptic Enabled: The Next Frontier in Immersive Video

Haptic Enabled: The Next Frontier in Immersive Video New research from Futuresource and InterDigital details how the latest generation of haptic technology is redefining immersive experiences and evolving digital devices Haptics, or the sense of touch, is increasingly being incorporated into the connected experience to enhance communications,...

Immersive Tech for Everyone: The Keys to Scaling Up XR for Healthcare

Immersive Tech for Everyone: The Keys to Scaling Up XR for Healthcare Results from the IVRHA 2024 Annual Conference Workshop March 3, 2024, Tampa Bay, Florida Premise: Spreading the benefits of immersive technology in healthcare to larger populations of clinicians, patients and learners will require organizations to scale...

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