XR Creation: can we break free from Big Tech?

Adrien Cornelissen

Given the current economic tensions and geopolitical context, dependence on Big Tech in all sectors has never been more apparent. XR is no exception: creators, producers and distributors rely heavily on these technologies, whether for software, hardware or infrastructure. But what kind of dependence are we really talking about? Are there any viable alternatives to […]

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SEN, Keisuke Itoh’s new interactive experience, will premiere at Venice Immersive 2023

Psychic VR Lab Co. – creator of metaverse app STYLY – and CinemaLeap Co., Ltd. are proud to announce that their joint VR animation project “Sen,” has been nominated for the 80th Venice International Film Festival in the Extended Reality

“We designed with BIFAN an innovative event in less than 3 months” – Jean-Romain Micol (Institut Français, South Korea)

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“I want to create works where the body becomes a source of doubt, perception a game of vertigo, and fear a subject for reflection”—Adelin Schweitzer (THE SUTHERLAND TEST)

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