Virtual Worlds Ease Real Stress
One man’s journey into Tripp’s VR meditation and AI assistant reveals how digital tools can offer moments of calm amidst daily anxieties and rumination.Read More →
Terrence J. Smith has contributed his writing to nonprofits and both print and digital publications. He enjoys all things technology, but remembers to meditate and appreciate the outside world.
One man’s journey into Tripp’s VR meditation and AI assistant reveals how digital tools can offer moments of calm amidst daily anxieties and rumination.Read More →
Apple’s new Vision Pro headset aims to reinvigorate the virtual reality market and make the technology mainstream, though its high price tag may limit adoption.Read More →
Being someone with autism, I always found myself being drawn to the logic-oriented characters of science fiction movies, such as Star Wars’ C-3PO, Sonny from I, Robot, or Baymax from Big Hero 6. They tend to be extremely knowledgeable about certain subjects, but also struggle to understand concepts of humanRead More →
One of the more novel shows of this summer has been NBC’s “Reverie,†which grapples with the potentials and risks of realistic virtual reality. The show stars Sarah Sashi (Person of Interest) as Mara Kint, a former negotiator for the police who left after she failed to prevent her brother-in-lawRead More →
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