United States and United Kingdom companies joined in the Area of the Observatory of the reality Virtual Demo

United States and United Kingdom companies joined in the Area of the Observatory of the reality Virtual Demo The University of Malaga (UMA), the Malaga Survival League of eSports together with several companies in the US and United Kingdom confirm its presence in the Demo Area (open to the public) of the of the reality Virtual Observatory (OVR17) which will take place on 19 and 20 July at the pole of digital contents of Malaga.

For two days, the Observatory of (Virtual) realityOVR17), which has Audiovisual panorama as a media partner, will offer lectures for professionals on Virtual reality, reality Aumentada, mixed reality, 360, content, training, sports and video games, but it will also feature a wide area Demo Area where the general public can experiment in sessions of an hour and a half all the latest news about these new technologies.

In the Demo Area, Samsung main Tech Partner from the Observatory (OVR17), will offer the possibility to experiment with his Samsung Gear glasses to professionals and the public. He will also share his latest projects for Samsung DEV Spain.

In addition, in the VR Show Room of the pole of digital content attendees can test and compare other 11 devices of Virtual reality and augmented reality, as Oculus Hololens, HTC-live, Google Glass...

But, in addition, other companies in the United States, Britain and Spain are joining the OVR17 to achieve that in the Demo Area, attendees can live a unique experience of testing new devices and applications.

The company YBVR, based in San Jose (California), will offer attendees the opportunity to prove their practical and spectacular progress on the behavior of fans at major sporting events in first person. Thus, the audience at the OVR17 can live the same experiences that American company presented in April at the global level in Las Vegas during the NAB Show, the largest technology fair in the world, which brought together 103,000 professionals.

GymCraft

The British company GymCraft invite all attendees to the OVR17 to have this unique experience destined to make the imagination... While exercise walking trails, roads and mountains or crossing rivers.

Malaga Survival League eSports League will hold the quarter-finals of the competition on 19 and 20 July so that they can be followed live and a few meters from the players by the audience at the Observatory. The experience of seeing these four final "wars to death" live will be an exclusive privilege of the audience two days to the pole of digital contents of Malaga.

For its part, the University of Malaga (UMA) will organize a "hackathon", which can be witnessed live by the audience at the OVR17. For two days, relentlessly (day and night), students from different disciplines, grouped into teams, will compete by offering the best solution to a challenge that will pose them to a multinational Virtual reality.

Fans of Golf or Holy week will also have the opportunity to experience some unique sensations at the OVR17. The patronage of tourism of the Costa del Sol will present their recordings in 360 degrees in 70 fields it has the "Golf Coast",... and Malagas Holy week processions as they have never been in the Demo Area of the Observatory.

La posibilidad de vivir todas estas sensaciones y experiencias en un solo lugar, hacen que el Observatorio de la Realidad Virtual sea un evento nico. Seguro que muchos j venes, que viven o veranean en la Costa del Sol, lo van a disfrutar acompa ados de sus padres y abuelos, como premio fin de curso , asegura Mar a Medina, coordinadora del Observatorio de la Realidad Virtual.

El Observatorio de la Realidad Virtual (OVR17) est organizado por la productora Medina Media y ser el primer evento que se celebrar en el Polo de Contenidos Digitales de M laga despu s de su inauguraci n, el pasado 6 de junio.

More information and registration, here.

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