In a stunning development that has taken both the entertainment and tech industries by storm, Bollywood veteran Anil Kapoor has made it to the cover...
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Researchers at the University of Toronto have found that using virtual and augmented reality (VR and AR) can temporarily change the way people perceive and interact with the real world—with potential implications for the growing number of industries that use these technologies for training purposes.
In a stunning development that has taken both the entertainment and tech industries by storm, Bollywood veteran Anil Kapoor has made it to the cover...
In a stunning development that has taken both the entertainment and tech industries by storm, Bollywood veteran Anil Kapoor has made it to the cover...
A Changing Landscape The emergence of mobile technology, social media, and high-speed internet has democratized live reporting, allowing...
Imagine if working out could feel less like a chore and more like playing your favorite video game. Researchers from the University of Bath believe...
By Nicola Stoev Fueled by the climate crisis and El Niño, 2024 has been a year of global extreme temperatures. Australia suffered a string of...
By Karen Kwiatkowski Americans are increasingly uneasy about their “national” security, and increasingly concerned that war is lapping at our...
By Karen Kwiatkowski Americans are increasingly uneasy about their “national” security, and increasingly concerned that war is lapping at our...
A company claims its virtual reality device can accurately determine if someone is concussed and is calling for the AFL to introduce its technology...
A company claims its virtual reality device can accurately determine if someone is concussed and is calling for the AFL to introduce its technology...
Despite moves that have been made on the gentle density front over the past few years, Toronto is notorious for having restrictive zoning policies...