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Our newsletter has had no pulse for a while, but I'm happy to bring you the news that it's back. Back babaay. Science couldn't stop me....

If you had been wondering what happened to the newsletter, this is the story. It's not a great one but it's all disappointingly very true.

VR, AR and MR have become the new showcase for jank of all types. This always seems crazy to me.

What to know about achieving 'Smooth Usability' for a superior user experience in Spatial AR, MR, and VR

This is silly, it's 2024. Plus, Apple's strategy to make VR cool (again?) VR Comfort is one of those issues that’s always prevalent in...

An appraisal from PSVR1’s Immersive Experience Specialist Part 2 | On-boarding and the general UX As someone who worked closely on the...

An appraisal from PSVR1’s Immersive Experience Specialist Part 1 | First Impressions and Hardware features As someone who worked...

Putting together an investment pitch for a VR/MR/AR Project? Plenty of tips to help your pitch stand out from the crowd.

How Realised Realities helped Head Set build a watertight pre-production plan for their VR Journalist Training app Extreme Weather.

Spend your time wisely to elevate your investment pitch (XR or otherwise) to the next level! More great tips from Realised Realities

If you’re looking to raise funding for an XR project, you’ll be putting together a pitch. Realised Realities guides you through it.

Part 4 | Learn tricks and techniques to keep the XR user in the sweet-spot of Immersion.

11 great XR Habits to make Pre-Production less of a journey into the unknown.

How Realised Realities helped Fat Red Bird paint new layers onto the user experience for their '(Hi)Story of a Painting' series.

XR design steps up the illusionist tradition of not just fooling the audience, but encouraging them to fool themselves.

Part 3 | Learn how the type of physical interface can re-frame the user's expectations.

Part 2 | Learn why the easiest things to do in real-life are often the hardest to pull off in XR experiences.

Part 1 | Learn why giving the immersive user exactly what they expect is the key to surprising them.