Hundreds of Universities Want to Teach VR Development, But Few Have the Equipment
Dean Takahashi | August 8. 2016
To address the problem, Crytek has created its VR First initiative that makes tools freely available to universities for VR development. Since January, 14 universities from North America, Europe, and New Zealand have joined the program.
Frankfurt, Germany-based Crytek competes with Unity Technologies, Amazon, Epic Games, and MaxPlay in the game engine business.
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| "Lots of universities want to set up VR labs." Source: http://venturebeat.com/2016/08/08/hundreds-of-universities-want-to-teach-vr-development-but-few-have-the-equipment/ |
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| [Click to Enlarge] "LEAD THE WAY IN VIRTUAL REALITY. Get in on the Ground Floor to Define the Future of VR Development! VR First is a new initiative designed to provide state-of-the-art facilities to creators interested in exploring the power and potential of virtual reality development. Our goal is to build a worldwide network of VR developers by facilitating access to infrastructure and promoting the formation of a global knowledge base." Source: https://www.cryengine.com/vrfirst |
<more at http://venturebeat.com/2016/08/08/hundreds-of-universities-want-to-teach-vr-development-but-few-have-the-equipment/; related articles and links: http://www.crytek.com/ (Crytek website. "Crytek is an independent videogame developer, publisher, and technology provider dedicated to pushing the boundaries of gaming with our cutting-edge CRYENGINE software.) and https://www.cryengine.com/vrfirst (CRYENGLINE: VR FIRST website. "VR First is a new initiative designed to provide state-of-the-art facilities to creators interested in exploring the power and potential of virtual reality development. Our goal is to build a worldwide network of VR developers by facilitating access to infrastructure and promoting the formation of a global knowledge base.")>
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