Online culture makes it increasingly difficult to believe in coincidence or divine intervention because of the feedback loop of curated social media algorithms
Research shows VR has significant benefits for students in higher education – with better engagement and a decrease in dropout rates – improving academic outcomes and pass rates…
An edited extract from The Future, written by Dion Chang, Bronwyn Williams and Faeeza Khan
Casinos, gambling and gaming are now accessible to a global audience
The metaverse’s democratising, inclusive and diversity-rich potential can equalise access to healthcare.
Whether it becomes reality or just another fad, the metaverse misadventure is another indictment of the capitalist system and American empire
How online media during the Coronavirus lockdown foreshadows a permanently encapsulated life
Many companies in the arts and culture sector are offering virtual tours of their spaces in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. But artists are missing the personal engagement…
A virtual reality film about the Rivonia Trial points to the loss of our historical records
The SingularityU South Africa 2019 Summit will take place on October 16 and 17 at the Kyalami International Convention Centre
The 4th annual Festival of Motoring is a window into what our vehicle landscape may look like in the near future
Managing director: HBS Consulting- Hauweng Business Services
South Africa’s public health nurses are infamous for having bad attitudes. Google goggles could help them change their ways.
Tech innovation has a role to play in a broad range of educational issues, and can help struggling students
South African trainers no longer have to game the system in order to enjoy the augmented reality game.
Sony has announced the development of a new system for accessing virtual reality content on the PlayStation 4, demonstrating "the future of gaming".
Technology was supposed to make things simpler. This was the famous promise of those laughable 1960s predictions about life in the 21st century.
Distracting patients by immersing them in a virtual world, sometimes by using a video game, appears to help reduce pain.
The internet: A place disconnected from the gritty business of real life. But why isn’t the internet considered part of our real lives?
An Australian company this week launched a free tool it says offers web browsers a world-first opportunity to view the internet in three dimensions.
