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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2014 · 1H 7M

Using virtual reality in the realm of architecture

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Hello listeners! On today’s show I speak with Luis Oliveira, founder of Arch Immersive technologies a start up company based out of Portugal that is aiming to play a significant role in the realm of architecture. Come along as we discuss the potentials and possibilities for virtual reality in the realm of architecture and real estate. We also talked about the European economic crisis and how it can affect virtual reality development in the region, how the conflict in Ukraine might play out, why a Skyrim mod for VR might end your social life, Dragon Age II being kinda shitty and using electrical signals to stimulate your tongue to simulate ‘taste’ in VR. Thanks again to my wonderful guest for being a true scholar and gentleman of virtual reality. For more information on Arch Immersive Tech check out the links below: https://twitter.com/ArchImmersive http://archimmersive.com/2013/11/02/interested-in-ordering-a-project/ http://www.youtube.com/user/ArchImmersive EnterVR is also available on Itunes and Stitcher radio by simply ‘entervr’ in the search bar. Please consider donating to the show, your help is greatly appreciated and it helps pay for bandwidth :) Thank you!

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