Planar Systems, Inc. recently introduced the PlanarView Visualization App, which it describes as “a groundbreaking augmented reality tool that transforms the way people envision and plan their display ...

As augmented reality continues its march into the workplace, new tools are emerging to integrate collaboration and visualization tools into virtual and augmented reality. One application, which ...

LiveSurface, a popular design visualization app, is now available on Vision Pro with a fully native visionOS application. “LiveSurface for Apple Vision Pro propels design visualization and ...

Magic Leap announced that third-party developers can now publish and explore Concepts, or free augmented reality apps with limited functionality meant to garner feedback, experimentation, and support ...

Microsoft Research has released SandDance, a free data visualization app that lets you gain insight in your surveys and research projects. Simply fire it up in your browser, upload a data set (TXT, ...

LiveSurface says its next-generation design visualization app is ready for the Apple Vision Pro, which goes on sale today. Joshua Distler, LiveSurface’s founder, and Apple design team alum, says it ...

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ChartScout, the intuitive patient-chart search and visualization solution by Emerge Medical Data Intelligence, has been selected as the April App of the Month by global health ...

In the pantheon of business apps, there are four major deities: the word processor, the spreadsheet, the database, and the presentation app. But right behind these, two massively important apps demand ...

TYSONS CORNER, VA, May 5, 2016 ” Vencore has updated its FlightViz and FlightAnalyst applications that work to support the analysis and visualization of flight data to determine aviation trends, ...

Qlik Sense Desktop is designed to put Tableau-style data visualization in the hands of users, minus Tableau's price tag Having a ton of data at your disposal isn’t much good if you can’t make sense of ...

SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - A team of computer science students at LSU Shreveport have created something powerful. It’s now being used to help the United States Air Force make critical weather decisions.