A new perspective — Skydiving in South Africa, part of a virtual tour created by UK studio Visualise Visualise The full picture — Panorama of New York City, used to create a virtual tour. Visualise Coming to America — The launch of Oculus Rift headsets is imminent, with virtual experiences set to flood the new market. Visualise Elephant in the room — Also from South Africa tour, a chance to meet exotic wildlife without leaving your building. Visualise Behind the scenes — Visualise photographer and co-founder Henry Stuart sets up the camera to capture the masses of footage needed to create a virtual experience. Visualise All gain, no pain — Virtalis allow virtual prototyping that saves time and cost in industries such as aerospace and shipbuilding, and means mistakes are caught early. Virtalis Freedom in the boardroom — A business conference can take in virtual tours in a range of settings. The next generation — Students at Coventry University use the modeling tools to design a motorbike. Virtalis Try before you buy — A virtual tour of an airline cabin, courtesy of UK firm Zerolight. zerolight Getting real — The shift from games to business is exemplified by Canon's MREAL - mixed reality - device, tailored to manufacturing needs and yours for $125,000. Canon Prev Next
