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Free flying robotics and space agriculture topped Tuesday’s research schedule as the Expedition 72 crew helps advance the space industry. The International Space Station will also see the departure of a cargo craft and the arrival of its replacement this week.

The University of South Australia’s new SiteSeer virtual reality platform demonstrates how immersive technology can transform technical training in ways that address persistent business challenges. Construction and architecture firms know the training dilemma well: physical site visits are inconsistent, logistically complex, and pose safety risks. These constraints lead to extended onboarding times and knowledge gaps […]

This week, following its $100 billion spending milestone on XR technologies, ranging from MR headsets to AR smart glasses, and Metaverse ambitions, Meta dropped a $50 million Creator Fund program to entice news services, brands, and developers to the Metaverse platform.   Followings its billions in spending, $50 million may seem like a drip in […]

The next stage for Meta’s expanding AI ambitions. 

New insights into what drives adoption of puzzle games.

TikTok’s in-app sales push is gaining traction with U.S. users.

New ad placement control options for your Snap campaigns.

Futuristic fitness game Sportvida CyberDash gets a free Steam Next Fest demo before next month’s full launch on Quest and PC VR.

Stratogun is a retro-inspired arcade shoot ’em up with optional PC VR support launching this year, and a demo’s out today for Steam Next Fest.

The term ‘do more with less’ can be enough to make marketers wince. While budgets and resources tighten but pipeline targets grow, it can feel contradictory to achieving marketing goals. But what if the solution isn’t to “do more” but to fundamentally change how we think about data and marketing’s role in driving pipeline? Tessa […]

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The seven-member Expedition 72 crew relaxed on Monday before beginning a week with a host of advanced space research into robotics, biology, and more at the International Space Station. The orbital residents will also send off a cargo craft after a six-month mission before another resupply ship arrives to replace it this weekend.

Job Simulator dev says we’re close to mass market immersive VR.

The muscle, eye, and respiratory research that took place Friday on the International Space Station is helping doctors keep crews healthy on long term space missions and informing possible treatments on Earth. The Expedition 72 crew members also explored space agriculture while also working on spacesuits and emergency training.

Industrial IMMERSIVE brings together decision-makers in energy, engineering, and industrial operations to explore practical applications of immersive technologies. David Moreno, Chief Business Development and Marketing Officer of Virtualware, highlights Industrial Immersive Week – alongside AWE US – as one of the top XR events in 2025. Now in its 7th year, the March 3-4, 2025 […]

The XR Awards are back for a fourth year, celebrating the best in augmented, virtual, and mixed reality innovation from the past 12 months. Each year, the XR Awards proudly showcase a diverse range of end-users, individuals, and companies leading the enterprise XR space. With 2025 already shaping up to be a significant year for […]

Some new data points to help plan your LinkedIn newsletters.

Both businessmen have taken a hit in recent opinion polls.

Community Notes is coming to Facebook, Instagram and Threads.

Silent North brings the VR zombie survival game from the Ghosts of Tabor studio to Quest and Steam this March, starting with an early access alpha.