The Expanded World of Extended Reality

Extended reality (XR) is on the horizon and is making waves in almost every industry. We are entering the immersive era of XR with much more to come. So what is XR? The term XR is an umbrella of technology that lets you experience and interact beyond your physical space and the reality of what you can see, hear or feel. You’ve probably heard about augmented reality, mixed, merged and virtual reality – all terms which describe different technologies that add to or change our experience of reality.

Our everyday lives, our entertainment, and our work can now be enhanced and empowered by XR technologies and such technologies will continue to evolve. Extended reality devices bring immersive experiences that merge digital objects, information and overlays into our everyday reality. The blend of our digital and real worlds can also give us fantastic and realistic additions to our daily lives. Together with spatial sound and XR technology, the digital and physical worlds will become increasingly indistinguishable from each other, and it’s just getting started.

Despite XR being in its early stages, some companies have already started to embrace this technology. One such company is OneOrigin, one of the fastest growing tech companies in the world, with a mission to deliver value through astounding focus and exceptional innovative mindset, empowering the technology shift within the education sector from a reactive state to a proactive spirit. OneOrigin is creating innovative products within the realm of XR where users will experience a new reality. OneXperience, by OneOrigin is the only platform existing with the sole purpose of making an impact on the education sector using Immersive Technology. OneOrigin uses cutting-edge technologies such as AR, VR, and MR to debug the myth of traditional learning methods by using an interactive approach, enhancing student engagement leading to heightened retention. With OneX, educators can simplify complex disciplines such as aerospace engineering, anatomy, molecular chemistry, architectural design, and more by enabling students to better understand core concepts through spatial visualization.?

XR is reshaping industries such as gaming, retail, marketing, real estate, entertainment, education, and more. The extended reality innovation is finding new ways to engage with our audience and customers as well as boost efficiency. Consumer spending on XR is estimated to rise from $5 billion spent in 2018 to $40 billion in 2023, along with new innovations and abilities. It is truly changing the future.?