The year 2020 and the current year have thrown many societal challenges. For better or worse, we have shifted onto the virtual world. With individuals working remotely, virtual reality has earned a hold in most industries.
A Content Management System (CMS) is an online platform that helps with organising and displaying documents, blogs, wikis, or even websites. CMSs deliver most of the web content through browsers but now thereâs pressure to deliver more than just html pages.
Have you heard about the latest technology trend âdigital twin?â While it is not a new idea, the term has been gaining huge momentum in the modern era. The concept has been in existence since the initial days of in-depth space exploration. However, with improved connectivity along with the advent of high-end technologies like IoT and Virtual Reality (VR), the overall hype around the technology of the digital twin has been spreading lately.
Appearition was very fortunate to have the opportunity to chat with the insightful and thought-provoking Antonio Grasso to chat about all things digital transformation, digital technology adoption and the rapid development of technologies enabling itâs users to perform powerful tasks.
Blockchain technology allows digital information to be distributed but not copiedâ. Itâs a growing list of records, called blocks, which are linked using cryptography. Outside of the widely known âBitcoinâ application, blockchain as a technology has lots to offer for several industries. Appearitionâs Developers Simon Galanakis and Sujanth Sebamalaithasan talk about the technology, its application and the future:
There is no doubt that digital technologies make our life easier. Up until now, digital technology has been dominating every aspect of our lives, except for education. Times are changing, and digital technology is advancing to change the education sector for all the right reasons. The traditional learning environment is now enhanced due to the digital transformation thatâs available.
Content in the context of Augmented Reality (AR), is defined as the presentation of existing information in a format applicable to the current world-view. This takes the form of visual and/or audio but can also take on other sensory formats such as touch or even smell.
Industry 4.0 is redefining the future of work. Technologies such as Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), Mixed Reality (MR), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics are changing the future ways of working. For todayâs students, it is vital to understand how these technologies work, for they are the future workforce, who are set to engage with these technologies.
The Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) recently formed an industrial expert committee to develop and promote immersive technologies â Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) ecosystem in India.
