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How VR, AR, and XR Are Transforming Education, Training, and Safety?

How XR is Transforming Prototyping and Collaboration?

How Virtual Reality (VR) is Revolutionizing Prison Education and Reducing Recidivism?

Guardians of Tomorrow: AI-Powered Robot Dogs

Transforming Cultural Experiences Through Immersive Technologies

How XR Training is Transforming Aviation and Aerospace Industries?

Harnessing AI & Computer Vision for Precision Poultry Management

Titan Haptics and the Haptic Saber Experience

Revolutionizing Geological Analysis: AI Meets Tradition

Congratulations Fabio Hofnik!

A Vision for Innovation and Sustainability in Aviation

VR-Powered Training for Transit Heroes

Elevating Patient Care

A Chronicle of The Leems Boyste

Unveiling the 6 Key Impacts on Oil & Gas. Delve into how Virtual Reality is reshaping exploration, safety training, asset maintenance, collaboration, reservoir planning, and environmental sustainability in this crucial industry.

Discover Bit Space Development's captivating presence at the VRTO conference in Toronto. Explore the world of immersive tech, XR's impact on businesses, and Dan Blair's insights on Enterprise XR's transformative power. Unleash the potential of XR with BSD!

We would like to welcome our new CEO that is going to help grow the company and establish BSD as a global leading AR/VR development company.

Skilled Trades & Technology

Ensure the best VR game development

5 Key Benefits of Using Virtual Reality in the Construction Industry

6 useful areas where VR is revolutionizing the education industry.

VR is rapidly transforming the healthcare industry, offering numerous benefits for both medical professionals and patients.

Creating digital tours for museums and scanning artifacts

CSAM: THE Safety Conference is an annual two-day conference held at the RBC Convention Centre. Its goal is to raise participants' safety knowledge, best practises, leadership, and management abilities, as well as to recognise the significance of workplace safety. Every year, CSAM: THE Safety Conference, which attracts more than 1500 registrants, 100+ exhibitors, 65+ corporate sponsors, and 50+ instructors from all across North America, offers 2500 training certificates. Visit the official website to learn more.

Employee training with VR provides a virtual hands-on experience, and has been proven to be more effective than traditional in-classroom or e-learning methods. This can lead to a better class of employees with less accidents and turnover, which can save a business time and money.

Virtual reality is being used to accelerate the development of electric vehicle manufacturing by simulating the assembly line process and identifying potential bottlenecks or issues before they occur in the real-world. This allows for more efficient and streamlined production, reducing the time and cost required to bring new electric vehicles to market.

It's well known that the mining industry contains many risks and inefficiencies. What's less known, is that virtual reality is helping fix both these issues, and as a result, improving the entire process of how a mine operates. From effectively training workers with hazardous simulations, to saving time with mapping out layouts and designs, to improving team communication and implementation or tasks, virtual reality is changing the mining industry. Below are three of the common uses of VR in the mining industry.

Virtual Reality training is quickly being adopted by companies in every industry. See five trends to watch out for in 2023

Virtual reality (VR) technology has become increasingly popular and accessible in recent years, and it has the potential to revolutionize the way that businesses train their staff. VR offers several benefits over traditional training methods, such as in-person seminars or online courses. One significant benefit of VR for training is that it allows for immersive and interactive experiences. With VR, trainees can be placed in realistic environments and situations, and they can practice their skills and knowledge in a more engaging and effective way than watching a video or reading a textbook. For example, a VR training program could simulate a retail store, allowing employees to practice customer service skills or product knowledge in a realistic setting. Another advantage of VR for training is that it can be customized to the specific needs of each trainee. Traditional training methods often rely on one-size-fits-all approaches, but with VR, businesses can tailor their training programs to each employee's unique needs and abilities. This can make the training more effective and efficient, as it ensures that each trainee is learning the skills and knowledge that are most relevant and useful for their job. In addition, VR training can be more cost-effective than other methods. With VR, businesses can save on the costs of travel and accommodations for in-person training and the time and money spent on creating and distributing physical training materials. VR training can also be accessed and completed from anywhere, allowing employees to learn at their own pace and on their own schedule. Furthermore, VR can provide a safer and more controlled environment for training. With VR, businesses can simulate dangerous or difficult situations, such as working with hazardous materials or responding to emergencies, without exposing employees to actual risks. This can not only improve the safety of the training process, but it can also help employees feel more confident and prepared when they encounter these situations in the real world. Overall, the benefits of VR for training are clear. From immersive and interactive experiences to customizable and cost-effective solutions, VR technology offers a wealth of opportunities for businesses looking to improve how they train their staff. As VR technology advances, we can expect to see more innovative and effective training programs being developed.

In the spring of 2022 Bit Space Development (BSD) worked with the new Game Development program and RRC Polytechnic with their first cohort of students.

VR-Assisted language Learning Really Works A Mounting Body of Evidence Suggests VR Can Help You Learn a new Language By BSD Staff Learning a second language is challenging. It requires substantial time to learn the basics of a new language, and it requires sustained effort to become fluent. However, a recent body of research suggests […]

Now is the time for businesses to embrace the Metaverse By BSD Staff The world is rapidly changing in many ways. If you’re not paying close attention to all the emerging new technologies, you may not have noticed how rapidly our physical world moves more in line with the digital world. In the future – […]

Get Ready For The Metaverse! It’s Coming in Hot! By BSD Staff The Metaverse is suddenly on fire! Mark Zuckerberg recently announced that Facebook is on a path to transform into a Metaverse company. TikTok spent 9 billion to acquire VR equipment company Pico Interactive, and Roblox, which is called the first stock of the Metaverse, rose 10 […]

The Era of 3-DoF VR is Coming to an End One of the last makers of stationary VR headsets for business is moving to full-motion hardware. The era of 3-degrees of freedom VR is coming to an end to make way for better technology to pave the path of the future. By Kevin Carbotte The […]

Vive’s Facial Tracker Makes VR Experiences More Realistic By Kevin Carbotte HTC recently released the Vive Facial Tracker, which tracks your facial expressions and maps them to your virtual avatar. Now you can fully express yourself in virtual reality. But why would you want to? Let’s explore a few potential use cases to deploy the […]

Creating 3D Assets from Volumetric Video Data Science Students at Regis University are developing a novel process for creating 3D models from volumetric video By Kevin Carbotte Bit Space Development, Link to Learn, and Regis University formed a partnership that places Data Sciences students in real-world projects developing new processes and pipelines for 3D object tracking. This partnership is […]

What's the difference between AR, VR, XR and MR? This article will help you figure that out.

Trimble XR10 Includes HoloLens Tech Certified for the Jobsite By Kevin Carbotte Microsoft’s HoloLens 2 is an incredible piece of technology that can elevate your team’s productivity and efficiency by combining the virtual world with the real world to give employees more information to work with. Augmented reality applications can save companies time and money. […]

Oculus Quest 2: What Does it Mean for Enterprise VR By Kevin Carbotte Facebook today revealed the Oculus Quest 2, the company’s second-generation standalone VR headset, and it is a huge technological jump forward from Quest. The new device offers higher resolution displays, a much more powerful processor and graphics unit, and it supports the […]

Microsoft’s HoloLens 2 Brings the Mixed Reality Dream to Life By Kevin Carbotte In 2015, Microsoft shocked the world with the reveal of the HoloLens mixed reality device and the promise of blending the real world with virtual computing environments for greater productivity. The first iteration of the HoloLens, while impressive, fell far short of […]

HTC's Vive Pro Eye is the perfect blend of price, features, and build quality for enterprise VR solutions.

Keeping your VR headset clean is more important than ever in this post-Covid19 world but it's harder to do than you might think.

With Oculus out of the picture, Pico Interactive's G2 lineup is not just the best 3DoF VR option for enterprise; it’s now the only left.

Is 3-DoF VR Dead? Not Yet! Oculus Discontinued the Oculus Go, but the industry isn’t giving up on 3-degrees of freedom yet. By Kevin Carbotte Oculus this week discontinued the Oculus Go 3-Degrees of Freedom (3-DoF) standalone VR headset, which signals the end of the 3-DoF VR era for Oculus. The company’s future lies solidly […]

Five Years of BSD By Daniel Blair Bit Space Development was founded five years ago. That is not something a lot of startup tech companies can say, and we’re humbled that we’ve made it this far. To even think about that is mind-boggling for us.  Five years is a long time, especially when you’re working […]

VR Sickness: Do You Need to Worry About It In 2020? By Kevin Carbotte One of the questions we hear most often when introducing people to virtual reality is whether people will get motion sickness. The short answer is probably not. The long answer, however, is quite a bit more complicated. What’s all the concern […]

AltspaceVR Keeps Teams Together While Practicing Social Distancing When you can’t meet physically, you can still meet virtually By Kevin Carbotte The rapid onset of the Covid-19 virus has dramatically and substantially changed the way we work in teams. People who are accustomed to working together in one location must now figure out how to […]

BSD Marketing Using XR to Ensure a Safe Work Environment Access to the Internet can be spotty in Northern Canada. But heavy industry happens up there all the same, and Bit Space Development’s Daniel Blair wants to bring those workers the same access to XR-driven training and remote expert assistance as anywhere else enjoys. He […]

VR Cover Keeps Your VR Headsets Sanitary By Kevin Carbotte Update November 24, 2020:  VRCover has just released a new version of its face cushion product designed for the Oculus Quest 2. More details below.  Update March 23, 2020:  In light of the current global pandemic of the deadly Covid-19 coronavirus, the information here is […]