Virtual reality

Battlefield 6 returns to its roots with massive maps, large-scale online battles, military vehicles, major graphical and gameplay improvements, and an exciting story campaign.

Hospitals and health insurance providers are integrating VR technology into routine medical treatments.

Apple launches Look Around, its counterpart to Google Street View, enabling virtual tours of city streets, including in Israel. The service is now also accessible via the web version of Apple Maps.

The unique screening aims to utilize VR technology to allow museum-goers to experience a firsthand perspective of Auschwitz Concentration Camp.

Israeli company launches the world's first spatial laptop, integrating virtual reality glasses and a 100-inch display, aiming to revolutionize the mobile work experience.

Wojciech Soczewica, director general of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Foundation, noted the project's responsibility to preserve the authenticity of the site while making educational content accessible.

Parents largely unaware of security risks in children's VR app use. Study reveals concerns of physiological effects, privacy, but limited use of parental controls.

Villa, an AI platform, offers a free 6-month membership to groups of more than 100 students who have been affected by the war to explore new education options and modes of learning.

According to the release, the company, which has been working on the AR glasses for years, is expected to present a prototype during 2024.

Long lines are expected to form on the upcoming Friday at Apple stores in the US with the launch of Apple's augmented reality glasses. Despite the high price, early orders have already sold out.