Atlanta Startup Quency Wants You To See Ultrasounds Differently — With AR
Quency brings AR and AI to ultrasound tech, turning hard-to-read scans into immersive visuals—built by Emory and Georgia Tech grads in Atlanta.
Augmented reality
What's Next In VR? Southeast Entrepreneurs Use Tech To Boost Wellness
From gaming to entertainment to training, Georgia companies have been pushing VR/AR space forward over the years.
Now, two different Georgia universities are using VR to improve our health and wellness, which is estimated to be a $11 billion industry by 2026.
We heard from a Georgia Tech graduate
How this NC startup is redefining furniture shopping using 3D and AR
With contractors and interior designers not allowed to physically set foot in their clients’ spaces due to COVID-19, executing design projects has become difficult at best.
But a small North Carolina startup is working to change that.
Enter Intiaro, a 3D visualization firm based out of Greensboro, North Carolina.
AIRSHOW APP AND Offset's AXSD Media BRING ATL MUSIC COMMUNITY TOGETHER FOR STREAMING CONCERTS
Six months after concert venues around the country shut down due to COVID, music lovers are still turning to Zoom and YouTube live streams to connect with their favorite artists.
Now, an Atlanta-based 3D animation studio is livening up 2020 concerts with their new app designed to bring artists
Accenture, NFL Coaches Experiment with AR to Draft Plays Faster
During this week’s Super Bowl LIII events, there will be a host of new technologies on display touting their “cool factor.” Virtual and augmented reality tools are becoming increasingly common in the sports field, as these visual displays can augment the viewing experience for an individual fan or even
This Startup Projects Virtual 'Digital Personalities' To Add A Personal Touch In Your Store, Event Or Office
Siri, Cortana, Alexa… having a virtual assistant in all your devices and gadgets certainly isn’t a rarity anymore. But how often can you say you interact with a human-like, intelligent, personable hologram?
For Chuck Rinker, the answer is fairly often. The founder and chief innovation officer of PRSONAS,
This Topic-Specific Social App Helps Brands Find Exactly the Right Audience
Sporting events can get heated — every so often a referee will make a call that sets the stadium on fire as fans loudly complain. John York was amidst that situation; he had jumped on Facebook to unload his own opinions, only to see his thoughts get lost in the algorithm.