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#835 XR Ethics: Neuroethics & XR + Brain Computer Interface Privacy Risks

Nov 5th, 2019

Sophia Batchelor is a recent neuroscientist graduate from UC Berkeley who focused on immersive technologies and neuroethics. We talk about the power of XR for

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#834 XR Ethics: Eye Tracking Privacy Risks + HoloLens History with Avi Bar-Zeev

Nov 5th, 2019

Avi Bar-Zeev has been involved with immersive technologies for over 27 years, including working on the very first prototypes of Microsoft’s HoloLens back in 2010.

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#833 XR Ethics: Open AR Cloud Panel Discussion on XR Privacy

Open AR Cloud held it’s first symposium before the start of Augmented World Expo this year, and I participated on a panel discussion on XR

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#832 XR Ethics: SXSW Panel on XR Ethics

For the past seven months, I’ve been investigating the topic of ethics in XR by participating on a number of panel discussions, conducting interviews, and

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#831 XR Ethics: HTC Creative Labs’ Daniel Robbins on Values-Driven Design for AR Prototypes

Ethics in Mixed Reality is a hot topic, and I moderated a panel discussion at SIGGRAPH. This panel was attended by a number of people

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#830 OC6: Facebook Horizon, Oculus Connect vs SVVR, & Bringing VR to University Libraries with Jon Oakes

Jon Oakes is the Technology Labs Coordinator at the San Jose State University Library, and he’s also been quite involved in helping to organize the

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#829 OC6: VR YouTuber Nathie on the VR Content Ecosystem, Side Quest, & VR Influencer Dynamics

Nathaniel de Jong is a VR content creator on YouTube as “Nathie” who is focusing on Virtual Reality games. I had a chance to talk

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#828 OC6: Tested’s Norm Chan on OC6 highlights & the Future of XR input

Tested editor Norm Chan has been covering the evolution of Virtual Reality since seeing a early prototype of the Oculus Rift at CES 2013, which

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#827 OC6: Quest Hand Tracking, Branded XR, & a Debate on Ethics vs Pramatism in XR with Andre Elijah

Andre Elijah is an independent VR developer who recently launched Viewport Interactive working on branded experiences for car companies and beyond. We talk about the

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#826 OC6: Inclusive Design & the Deeper Ethical Context of Experiential Design with Doug North Cook

Doug North Cook is an assistant professor at Chatham University, and he holds an immersive design residency at Fallingwater architectural landmark in Pittsburg. North Cook

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#825 OC6: Walter Greenleaf’s Concerns on Privacy with Facebook’s VR Platform

Walter Greenleaf has been involved with the intersection of virtual reality and medicine for 35 years, and I had a chance to catch up with

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#824: Dreams & Symbolic Language of VR: Blurring the Lines of Reality with Punchdrunk

Punchdrunk is a 20 year-old immersive theater company who likes to blur the line between what’s real and what’s an imaginal dream-like storyworld. They collaborated

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#823: Dreams & Symbolic Language of VR: Embodied Poetry with “7 Lives”

7 Lives aims to explore the underlying structure of fluidity and interdependence by taking a non-narrative, symbolic, and embodied poetic approach. You witness an experience,

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#822: Dreams & Symbolic Language of VR: Dream Logic, Metaphor, & Cultural Heritage of “Bodyless”

Bodyless was one of my favorite VR experiences that I saw at the Venice International Film Festival. The experience was the most like walking into

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#821: Dreams & Symbolic Language of VR: The Embodied Metaphors of “The Key”

The Key is an immersive narrative that won the Tribeca Storyscapes and the Grand Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival. It uses embodied metaphors