Virtual Reality News

Blockchain projects are developing video conferencing applications as remote working gains more popularity during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Blockchain and VR-powered social media platform Sensorium has joined the Global Blockchain Business Council.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, it’s time for the crypto community to drive innovation with new ideas for virtual conferences.

VR platform Somnium Space sold 110 ETH worth of digital land during the first seven days of a 10-week offering.

Many people who are tired of everyday problems prefer to spend time in a virtual world where you can make or buy anything. Why is virtual land becoming more popular, and where can you buy it?

Major crypto and blockchain-focused event, Consensus, will not be hosting a conference in New York in 2020.

Decentraland recently launched its virtual reality world, seeing $1 million in land sold on its digital arena.

A blockchain-powered VR platform says it allows players to enjoy their digital assets in a fully immersive way — “as if they were physically there.”

Live Planet says the company is launching an application based on blockchain tech, a virtual reality service for blockchain content creation.

Decentralized Media Solutions has hired Hanno Basse, a tech-in-media expert who will work on the organization’s blockchain-based video platform.

A company which has the 3D avatars of 7,000 stars is creating a VR world where the public can rub shoulders with the rich and famous.

A new company believes AR has the potential to enhance services offered by dozens of industries, including tourism, advertising and real estate.

The company allows artists to sell unlimited ‘virtual’ tickets for fans to view the concert through a headset, removing the lost potential revenue on tickets available to be sold.

Blockchain being used to secure virtual real estate, monetize content.

The VR industry has been touted as the next big thing - what is holding it back?