Author: Rafał Siejca

Key Points Immersive High-Pressure Simulations: VR allows professionals, such as medical staff, to practice de-escalating unannounced, high-stress conflicts in a safe environment. Tools like “Angry Stan” use real-time biofeedback (e.g., heart rate monitoring) to teach users how to remain calm under pressure. Cost-Effective and Scalable Education: Unlike traditional training that relies on expensive paid actors…

Key Points The widespread deployment of 5G networks is expected to benefit the global economy. However, the fifth-generation network is also a harbinger of significant technological changes and their implementation in business. Will it also influence Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality? When it comes to AR and VR, should the 5G Internet be seen as…

Key Points Virtual reality (and augmented reality) is regarded as one of the most world-changing technologies of the 21st century. While many of the applications of VR are entertainment-based, it’s also businesses that can benefit from stimulating people’s senses with computer-generated images. And the hospitality industry is no different; interactive visual experiences that showcase tourist…

Key Takeaways:  Risk-Free Combat Immersion: VR allows soldiers to experience high-stakes battlefield scenarios—from fighter jet maneuvers to active shooter situations—without any physical risk. This “total immersion” ensures that the brain treats the experience as real, better preparing troops for the stress of actual combat. Enhanced Situational Awareness & Leadership: Beyond technical drills, VR is used…

Key Takeaways What is Holoportation? It is a groundbreaking technology that combines “hologram” and “teleportation,” allowing a 3D model of a person to be reconstructed and transmitted anywhere in the world in real-time. Beyond Video Calls: Unlike standard 2D video conferencing, holoportation enables users to interact with remote participants as if they were physically present…