XR Focus / Luxembourg: a champion of immersive production

Adrien Cornelissen

For a number of years now, Luxembourg has been setting out its ambitions in terms of XR production. A singular approach in an emerging market, for a country with only a few hundred thousand inhabitants. Where does this interest in virtual reality come from? What is Luxembourg's roadmap? What are the strengths and limitations of […]

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