Let go of any preconceived notion that Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) are just flashy gadgets or limited to gaming sensations like Pokemon Go. It’s time for a business revolution!

The tourism market has seen a staggering decline in recent years, especially in a world that’s recovering from the after-effects of a global pandemic. For instance, it was revealed that the number of international tourists dropped by over 70% after 2020.

Seeing is believing. That’s a thought that rings true in many facets of our lives. Especially when it comes to watching visuals and spatial content, as they seem to extend our grasp on reality in ways we want to explore or desire.

Let’s talk about the new piece of hardware candy on the block – the Apple Vision Pro. Reigning in at a price tag of $3,499, this VR and AR headset has got Apple written all over it.

It’s got the same state-of-the-art capabilities many have come to expect from Apple products, and it promises to deliver a lot: Albeit for a price that’s on the steeper end when it comes to an industry yearning for consumer-friendly headsets and XR products.

The Metaverse is a convergence of technologies unlike any we’ve seen before. It’s got the best of what the internet’s got on offer, a whole lot of digital techs, and of course, the capabilities of new emerging technologies on the block.

Welcome to the eventual fate of construction! In this blog entry, we will investigate how Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Digital Twins are revolutionizing the manner in which construction projects are arranged, planned, and executed.