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Tagged: augmented reality, virtual reality
Did you know that 88% of event planners were making arrangements to host virtual reality (VR) events last year? And 87% of them planned some sort of augmented reality (AR) event too. Clearly virtual event planning is in high demand right now.
Augmented reality is a hardware filter we can use to see our world but with an image, sound, or effect on top of it. It’s most commonly used through apps on smartphones. Virtual reality, on the other hand, is a totally immersive experience that often requires a full headset and controller system to enjoy.
Both technologies have become more popular thanks to the pop culture and gaming spheres. Whether its an entire AR/VR event or just an event with AR/VR elements, there’s lots to gain from including the latest technology in your event planning strategy.
How to use augmented reality and virtual reality for events?