DigiLens Inc. a provider of waveguide technology and industrial head-set platforms, is teaming up with Taqtile, Inc., an augmented reality (AR)-based work instruction software, to provide a solution that will assist deskless industrial and defense workers in completing essential, complex tasks. 

bHaptics recently released TactGlove, consumer-ready haptic gloves which are ready to be used with camera-based hand tracking systems. 

ArborXR, a provider of virtual and augmented reality solutions for enterprises, has curated an XR app directory. 

The XRWorMs project, of which ARSOFT is a member, is investigating advanced visualization techniques for machinery states, taking advantage of the benefits of XR technologies. 

An independent TEEX-Tested report has evaluated the effectiveness of FLAIM Systems’ lead product, the FLAIM Trainer, to provide training and acquisition decision makers with information regarding the product’s operational performance.

MedAire has expanded its Business and General Aviation desk in the London Assistance Centre, replicating the existing team in the Global Response Centre in Phoenix, Arizona, allowing MedAire to meet the increased demand across regions and time zones.

Industrial Training International and the Tennessee Valley Authority have received this year’s Top Innovative Practice Award from the Nuclear Energy Institute.

The XR Association, the trade association representing the growing ecosystem of companies powering virtual, augmented, and mixed reality, is expressing support for the reintroduction of H.R. 3211, the Immersive Technology for the American Workforce Act of 2023, led by Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-DE) and Rep. Tim Walberg (R-MI).

To help train and defend against rapidly evolving cybersecurity threats, SimSpace has expanded its ecosystem to support Cymulate customers to more adequately test real-world tools in their Cyber Force Platform. 

Winston-Salem State University School of Health Sciences will be the first HBCU (Historically Black College and University) in North Carolina to incorporate virtual reality (VR) into the clinical training curriculum for nursing students.