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The world of NFTs has exploded in the last year. So, it doesn't surprise us that every conversation, every development in the realm of these trending collectibles brings something new to the surface.
It’s not the Matrix, that’s certain. Maybe it's more like the Oasis. But, pop culture aside, what really, truly is the actual Metaverse?
As conversations about Digital Art and NFTs (non-fungible tokens) proliferate around the world, we’re seeing a lot of furrowed brows.
A COVID-19 update from Stambol to reassure clients and partners about our continued support, communication, and operations during the pandemic.
Virtual Reality is changing the game – again. VR Esports in this new decade are becoming a hybrid of traditional team sports and video game-based replicas.
Immersive content does carry the promise of infinite solutions surrounding everyone. Immersing yourself in a fantasy is no longer a thought experiment.
Spatial computing technology solves more of our day-to-day problems, and fitness easily falls under the umbrella of issues XR tech can tackle.
These days, when we talk about the changing ‘face’ of VR, we’re not necessarily referencing industry leaders. In this post, we’re talking specifically about the capacity to successfully recreate a realistic digital human face. And in this respect, the future is already here.
Our CEO, Dogu Taskiran joined Advance Tech Podcast hosted by Alexandra Moxin and Adam Dymitruk. They explored how and why Stambol Studios was created, the concept of digital twins, smart buildings and smart city initiatives, the performance requirements required for highly immersive experiences and some of the things we need to think about as we transition to digital citizens.
In this day and age, who among us can’t help but look at the night sky and get lost in the possibilities of such a gigantic universe. We might not be able to travel through space (yet) or peek at our actual collective future, but we can use Extended Reality to both examine what is, and imagine what might be … out there.