Courtesy of Enscape. Myth #1: 3D renderings require too much time and effort and only make sense for large projects. The days of investing resources in external visualization processes are coming ...

Figure 1: ClearVolume: an open-source real-time multichannel 3D visualization toolkit for microscopy. ( a ) ClearVolume can interface with a number of software systems, such as LabVIEW or μManager.

Outside medicine, academics use VR for experiential research. Tucked away in Brown University’s Center for Computation and Visualization is the Yurt, a 3D VR room revolutionizing data consumption.

Primitive represents one of the most interesting use-cases I’ve seen for VR so far—it creates 3D visualizations of source code that can be collaboratively explored and analyzed in VR.

The startup is building a sort of “Excel for VR,” that lets people see data in a more immersive and collaborative way. “[B]usiness intelligence platforms need to be 3D and collaborative by […] ...

Using virtual reality to help students understand the brain's complex systems, researchers demonstrate effectiveness of 3D visualization as a learning tool Date: August 2, 2021 ...

The group’s visualization approach features three different software applications that can convert standard 3D anatomical models typically viewed on a 2D screen into files compatible with VR and AR ...

AllSeated, an event planning and coordination platform, has launched a new VR tool which allows for one to one visualization of floorplans and venues for high end event planning. AllSeated’s new ...

When it comes to enterprise data visualization, IBM Software Engineer Rosstin Murphy thinks augmented reality trumps virtual reality. In his view, VR’s “transportational” nature makes it ...

The use of VR and 3D visualization technology in medicine isn’t brand-new. Medical researchers have been exploring ways to create 3D models of patients’ internal organs using VR since the 1990s.