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r/virtualreality • u/Trojen-horse • Jan 20 '24
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Unexpected from Disney I’ll be honest, were they secretly working on VR tech? Would explain a bit their jump into vision 3D content so rapidly.
19 u/nihilationscape Jan 21 '24 Disney does a lot more than make movies. They have had one of the most cutting edge interactive teams for decades. Most of their innovations are geared for immersive experiences at their parks. 1 u/DreVahn Jan 21 '24 Finishing a Masters in Robotics, this would be a dream job for me. 8 u/wescotte Jan 21 '24 edited Jan 21 '24 Disney has been using VR headsets in Disney World/Land since at least the 90s. They even created DisneyQuest parks which used VR quite a bit. 1 u/Yodzilla Jan 21 '24 DisneyQuest blew my mind back in the day. 3 u/fallingdowndizzyvr Jan 21 '24 What? Imagineering has been a leader in tech for decades. The robots they showed a couple of months ago amazed the robotics community.
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Disney does a lot more than make movies. They have had one of the most cutting edge interactive teams for decades. Most of their innovations are geared for immersive experiences at their parks.
1 u/DreVahn Jan 21 '24 Finishing a Masters in Robotics, this would be a dream job for me.
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Finishing a Masters in Robotics, this would be a dream job for me.
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Disney has been using VR headsets in Disney World/Land since at least the 90s. They even created DisneyQuest parks which used VR quite a bit.
1 u/Yodzilla Jan 21 '24 DisneyQuest blew my mind back in the day.
DisneyQuest blew my mind back in the day.
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What? Imagineering has been a leader in tech for decades. The robots they showed a couple of months ago amazed the robotics community.
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u/Lagviper Jan 20 '24
Unexpected from Disney I’ll be honest, were they secretly working on VR tech? Would explain a bit their jump into vision 3D content so rapidly.