A Vision for the Future of Extended Reality
Bold ideas, live tech demos, inspiring conversations about the future of Extended Reality (XR) – that’s what awaited delegates at D3IP’s Reality Reimagined Expo.
From defence and law to healthcare and education, the event, which took place at the BattleLab, Dorset, on 26th June, explored how XR is no longer just a buzzword, it’s becoming a powerful tool for real-world impact within civil contingencies.
What We Learned
- XR is here, and it’s working: From emergency response to mental health, XR is already making a difference.
- Data matters: As XR becomes more immersive, we need to be smart about how we collect, protect, and use data.
- Collaboration is key: The best ideas come when industry, government, and academia work together.
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