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Video of the Day: Utah man drives wearing new Apple Vision Pros
A social media video of a man wearing the new Apple Vision Pro mixed reality headset while driving went viral. The driver was in a Tesla Cybertruck on Timpanogos Highway in Lehi, Utah.
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BYU grad hosts virtual boxing tournament to raise money for Sub for Santa
BYU grad and business owner Hunter Goodall decided to give back this season by hosting a virtual reality boxing tournament where all the proceeds will go to Sub for Santa.
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BYU grad student uses mixed reality to improve education
BYU graduate student Jordan Ellsworth said he believes mixed reality, or the merging of real and virtual worlds, should be more prevalent in education. “It’s important to understand things in a three-dimensional way,” he said.
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BYU taps into cutting-edge technology with new Mixed Reality Lab
BYU opened a new Mixed Reality Lab in the Crabtree Building to help students gain hands-on experience. (BYU Photo)
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Education Week: Virtual scriptures provide new perspective
During the 2016 Education Week, associate teaching professor Tyler Griffin took Education Week participants on a virtual journey through locations in the New Testament. (Maddi Driggs)
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BYU students develop businesses to improve lives, save money
Korey Hocker, CEO of SignGlasses, wants to improve deaf and hard of hearing students' academic experience. (Cristina Bolaños)
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New virtual reality headset provides immersive academic experience
Jacob Neeley, a junior in industrial design, uses the Harold B. Lee Library's VR headset. The headset allows students and faculty to enhance their overall BYU academic experience. (Ty Mullen)
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Provo ups its virtual reality game
Virtual reality started out as a new and different form of at-home gaming but has evolved to a social experience like playing laser tag or seeing a movie with friends. Virtual reality arcades have opened in both Provo and Orem.
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Virtual reality not just for gamers anymore
Editor's note: This story pairs with a main story headlined Virtual reality as entertainment: how fast will it catch on?
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Virtual reality as an entertainment venue: how fast will it catch on?
Editor's note: This story has a sidebar headlined Virtual reality is not just for gamers any more
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'Pokemon Go' app popular with BYU students, families
BYU students and Utah residents are trying to 'be the very best like no one ever was' with the new 'Pokemon Go' app.
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Storytelling steps into the future with virtual reality
BYU student Austin Rodriguez shoots a bow and arrow in virtual reality using the HTC Vive. The Vive is one of a few new virtual reality systems to come out this year. (Natalie Stoker)
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Facebook improves video streaming in virtual reality
Facebook has a new hobby: virtual reality. The social media giant began posting 360-degree videos several months ago, and it announced Sunday, Feb. 21, that it will share newly improved technology for these videos with Samsung.
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Technology, human development not always on positive track
BYU students Erik Jackson and Amanda Cherrington showcase their personal smartphones. While technological advances have simplified user lives, over-reliance on digital devices may be shortchanging the development of other essential skills among college students. (Photo by Maddi Dayton.)
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BYU students jump into virtual reality with Google Cardboard
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