Tagged with: Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), X Reality (XR) and 360° Video
Posts (12)
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Getting VR to mainstream audiences: what we learnt from our partnership with local libraries
Tim Fiennes
Head of Audience Research, Emerging Technology
The research findings into the BBC's experiments with VR summarised.
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Could smartglasses and holograms transform TV, news and education?
Cyrus Saihan
Digital Partnerships
Cyrus Saihan explains how the BBC is experimenting with augmented reality using smartglasses.
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Taking BBC VR to new audiences - in libraries
Zillah Watson, Dinah Lammiman
BBC VR Hub team
A new partnership for the BBC virtual reality team.
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Blue Room visits Photokina 2018
Colin Warhurst
Strategy Manager, BBC Blue Room
Colin Warhurst summarises the visits to Photokina and its sister show Digility.
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Round up: September 2018
Jonathan Murphy
Technology & Creativity Blog editor
A round-up of some of the news from BBC D+E over the last few weeks.
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Taking to the skies - in VR
Zillah Watson, Dinah Lammiman
BBC VR Hub team
The VR team describe their latest experience - set during the 1943 Berlin Blitz.
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BBC Sport’s virtual reality World Cup
Robert Heap
Executive Product Manager, BBC Sport
For the BBC its important to innovate and we saw this as the perfect time and opportunity to test what our audience expect from a virtual reality sport app.
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A round up of sound
Jonathan Murphy
Technology & Creativity Blog editor
A round up of some technology and audio news from the last 7 days.
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Launching a VR studio: BBC VR Hub
Zillah Watson
Head of Content Commissioning, VR Hub
The ability for VR to create moving, engaging and memorable experiences - when it’s done right - seems unparalleled when compared to other traditional mediums. The BBC has been experimenting with VR over the last few years to explore this potential too.
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Trialling 360º video with Bloodhound SSC
R&D engineer Spencer Marsden explains how they trialled 360º video with Bloodhound SSC.
