InAR/VR Journey: Augmented & Virtual Reality MagazinebyVisbit Inc.·May 28, 2019How VR Kiosk Mode Can Improve Your Trade Show ExperienceIn the world of business, there are many things that seem to come and go throughout the years. However, one thing that never changes is…
InVisbit BlogbyVisbit Inc.·Jun 8, 2018Can 8K Make A Difference in 360 VR Video Experiences?Introducing a benchmark tool for comparing playback quality
InVisbit BlogbyVisbit Inc.·Jul 20, 2017Introducing Visbit’s Unity SDK and Web VR PlayerProduct AnnouncementA response icon1A response icon1
InVisbit BlogbyVisbit Inc.·Jun 9, 2017A Guide to 360º Virtual Reality: Part 2 -HeadsetsIn our last blog, we covered the tools at the core of content creation: 360-degree VR cameras. Another core set of devices to consider are…
InVisbit BlogbyVisbit Inc.·May 25, 2017A Guide to 360º Virtual Reality: Part 1 - CamerasIn our previous article, “Virtual Reality (VR) and 360 Videos 101–A Beginner’s Guide,” we gave a basic overview of what you should be…A response icon1A response icon1
InVisbit BlogbyVisbit Inc.·Apr 13, 2017Introducing The First All-in-One VR Streaming ServiceTo say that we’ve learned a lot during these five months of closed beta would be a huge understatement. Just a few weeks ago, we announced…
InVisbit BlogbyVisbit Inc.·Mar 24, 2017Making 12K 360º VR Streaming a Reality: Why and How We Did ItToday, 360 videos are mostly streamed at 1080p and occasionally at 4K. You rarely hear of 6K, and 8K is touted by some as perfect VR…A response icon2A response icon2
InVisbit BlogbyVisbit Inc.·Mar 18, 2017Ending the Hype Cycle: Today’s Challenges and Opportunities in Improving the 360 VR Video…VR has been in a lasting hype cycle since 2015. Until now the focus on VR, and the tremendous potential this technology holds, has been on…
InVisbit BlogbyVisbit Inc.·Jan 20, 2017A Look Back at VR’s Presence at CES: Why 2017 could be the Watershed Year for VRBy Dr. Changyin (CY) Zhou
InVisbit BlogbyVisbit Inc.·Dec 6, 2016Virtual Reality (VR) and 360 Videos 101 — A Beginner’s GuideVLC just announced its plans to support 360º video. YouTube and Facebook already do. Everyone seems to be jumping on the 360º bandwagon…
