Virtual reality is changing the game for design and planning. By 2018, 67% of large architecture practices were already using VR (AIA), and RIBA reported that real-time gaming technology is driving innovation in 3D visualisation. Want to know how this tech is shaping the future of our cities? Join New London Architecture (NLA) and Andrew Bullmore (VU.CITY) tomorrow at 10:00am for a webinar to explore how VR, gaming platforms, and parametric models are revolutionising the built environment. 👉 Register now to secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/e3Xwc9yg
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In just a few years, VR has skyrocketed from curiosity to game-changer: ✅ Unprecedented Growth: VR tech is more accessible and affordable than ever. ✅ Expanding Applications: From gaming to healthcare to architecture, VR is revolutionizing a wide range of industries. ✅ Enhanced Experiences: Amazing graphics and intuitive interfaces are blurring the lines between reality and imagination like never before. At IMITO, we're hyped about VR's potential and eager to see what the future holds! Together, let's shape tomorrow's reality! 🌟 Video credit: Ivan Sutherland with his "head-mounted display" prototype back in 1968! 🕶 🕶 🕶
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