The Toronto Star highlights ICT and USC Shoa Foundation's project bringing Holocaust survivors in front of museumgoers virtually. Image Credit: The...
Survivors Share Horrors of the Holocaust Through New Technology
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Psychologists Using Virtual Reality to Heal PTSD Patients
Virtual reality is no longer reserved for entertainment and gamers, its helping solve real-world problems. Some of the latest advancements are being...
Beware Emotional Robots: Giving Feelings to Artificial Beings Could Backfire, Study Suggests
In the recent movie Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, the face of the character Grand Moff Tarkin was constructed digitally, as the actor who had...
How Climbing Mt. Everest in VR Helped Me Treat My Crippling Fear of Heights
Upload VR's Spencer Fawcett describes his experience using VR to help conquer his life-long fear of heights. In this piece, he describes the...
The CG Actors in ‘Logan’ You Never Knew Were There
When Rogue One was released late last year, it ignited a new discussionabout the digital resurrection of deceased actors, in that case, Peter...
VR & Healthcare – Dr. VR Will See You Now
Virtual Reality is changing the face of the healthcare. Various fields of medicine currently use VR technology to help improve teaching and learning...
Sensory Supplements: A Snapshot of Alternate Reality Technologies
MS&T Magazine takes a look at alternate training technologies and talks with ICT's Skip Rizzo and David Krum. Read the full article here.
Forever Young: How CGI Could Raise a Celebrity’s Estate Tax
CGI technology is being used primarily by film studios for specific projects, and the studio—not the celebrity—owns the image rights, said Kathleen...
Digital Doubles: Bringing Actors Back to Life
It’s a technological miracle of sorts -- actors seemingly performing from beyond the grave. How do they do it? Call it a “double take,” as David...