Virtuality Podcast

We talk with Rachel Sibley from Leap Motion and discuss her background, the new Leap Motion interaction engine and their partnership with Qualcomm. Earmarked Sections 3’00”: Rachel's background 6’30”: embodied and active cognition 7’58”: episodic memory 11’52”: phantom pain and body transfer 14’55”: interaction engines and design 17’00”: deep presence and narrative control 19’00”: leap motion interaction engine 22’35”: leap motion Qualcomm 28’48”: personal backgrounds and domain knowledge 34’40”: Skeuomorphism Show Links: Leapmotion.com/downloads Virtuality.show BostonVR.org BostonAR.org Patreon link Additional Resources: Leap Motion Overview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWZuHSiBml0 Leap Motion Interaction Engine http://blog.leapmotion.com/interaction-engine/ Effects of Enactment in Episodic Memory: A Pilot Virtual Reality Study with Young and Elderly Adults https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4269133/ Embodied Cognition and Virtual Reality in Learning to Visualize Anatomy https://mindmodeling.or

Interview with Ben Hesson & Jesse Janzer from Morph 3D in Boston, Massachusetts. We discuss How artists participate with Morph 3D, careers in VR, and more! Learn more at virtuality.show

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Interview with Nigel Williams at Qualcomm in Boston, Massachusetts. We discuss Snapdragon, competitors, industry leading projects and more!

The Virtuality Podcast is published twice a month featuring discussions with game developers, enthusiasts and technologists driving virtual reality and Augmented reality in Boston Massachusetts and around the world. It’s produced by Jason Parks (@jasonparksvr ) and hosted by Craig Herndon (@craigtherndon) and Neil Gupta (@MrNeilGupta). All three are thought leaders and organizers of the Boston VR and AR meetup chapters. We would like to keep sharing more about VR & AR with you so please consider a few dollars to our patreon linked in the show notes. The Virtuality Podcast is produced by Jason Parks and music by Rachel Dysinski. This podcast is in collaboration with Boston VR and Boston AR, monthly meetups and events can be found on meetup.com. You can also follow us on Twitter @VirtualityCast and learn more at our website virtuality.show.

The Virtuality Podcast is published twice a month featuring discussions with game developers, enthusiasts and technologists driving virtual reality and Augmented reality in Boston Massachusetts and around the world. It’s produced by Jason Parks (@jasonparksvr ) and hosted by Craig Herndon (@craigtherndon) and Neil Gupta (@MrNeilGupta). All three are thought leaders and organizers of the Boston VR and AR meetup chapters. We would like to keep sharing more about VR & AR with you so please consider a few dollars to our patreon linked in the show notes. The Virtuality Podcast is produced by Jason Parks and music by Rachel Dysinski. This podcast is in collaboration with Boston VR and Boston AR, monthly meetups and events can be found on meetup.com. You can also follow us on Twitter @VirtualityCast and learn more at our website virtuality.show.