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A famous Antarctic explorer's hut is opening its doors to the public for the first time using new virtual reality headset technology.
Antarctic Heritage Trust’s new virtual reality experience allows participants to explore Scott’s Discovery hut on Ross Island, Antarctica.
The buzz surrounding virtual reality (VR) was palpable at this year's World Aviation Training Summit (WATS) 2024, signaling a significant shift toward embracing innovation in aviation training. From captivating keynote sessions to insightful panel discussions, VR emerged as the hot topic of conversation among industry leaders and experts.
StaplesVR, with RNZN's Karl Vetter and Kevin Heveldt, wins NZDF Innovation of the Year for VR training. Their simulation programs enhance safety, reduce resources, and address key training areas. The technology gains enthusiasm, expanding across NZDF. Deployment on ships set for next year.
Staples VR, with Antarctic Heritage Trust and Auckland University, brings Sir Ed’s Antarctic hut to Queenstown's St Joseph’s School through immersive VR. The experience includes audio, photo galleries, and historical insights, aiming to inspire interest in Antarctic exploration.
Venture Taranaki and Dr. Linda Jones collaborate on a VR dementia study, comparing its impact on individuals with and without dementia. Supported by Staples VR and FDMC students, the project explores VR's benefits and reminisces, with gratitude to all contributors.
Scion, Waratah, and StaplesVR employ augmented reality in forestry machinery maintenance, enhancing safety and productivity. The application minimizes downtime, accidents, and costs for a safer, efficient industry.
Tairua students explore Sir Edmund Hillary's Antarctic hut in virtual reality. Sponsored by Ryman Healthcare and Dulux, the VR tour fosters learning and inspires future explorers like astrophysicist Sarah Bouckoms.
Minister of Defence Awards of Excellence to Industry honour businesses supporting Defence during COVID-19. Winners include Staples VR for a virtual reality simulator, CAE NZ for a helicopter simulator, and Babcock NZ for innovative COVID-19 safety measures. Special awards recognize outstanding individuals like Keith Auterson and Lucy Sykes for their dedication beyond expectations.
Aliesha Staples, CEO of Staples VR, discusses immersive tech's impact on storytelling, emphasizing brand engagement and debunking cost myths. She educates marketers through workshops, citing 'Burn That Ad' as an AR success.
Aliesha Staples, CEO of Staples VR, becomes a Future Director at TVNZ, offering insights into immersive tech. Recognized for high-tech achievements, she adds a futuristic perspective to board discussions.
Staples VR's VRemedies eases pediatric hospital anxiety with virtual reality. A friendly robot guides children through procedures, aiding clinical assessments. The technology extends to physiotherapy, rehabilitation, aviation training, and forensic science.
Staples VR partners with Starship Children's Hospital, using VR to prep kids for medical procedures. Guided by a robot, the immersive experience reduces anxiety, aids cooperation. In clinical trials, it aims to minimize sedation and enhance overall patient experience.
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