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XR Star 1: Extended Reality & (The Future Of) Events

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Blurring Lines Between Reality

With a new year comes a new series from AVNation! XR Star is a look at the Extended Reality space, from augmented reality virtual reality and everything in between. Futurist and author Amelia Kallman takes a look at what is going on in XR, and talks with industry professionals about the future of the space.

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Considering where the world still is since the start of this pandemic, odds are most shows that anyone are going to are “virtual”. But as virtual shows become less of a reactionary move and something that could be expressly sought after, is there a meaningful way to implement XR technology to provide a unique experience for attendees? We sit down with Immersive AV Managing Director David Mulcahy to discuss the future the event space and where XR could take it.  

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