For the first time, GDC will play host to the Virtual Reality Developers Conference, a spin off summit dedicated to VR creators learning more about their 360 degree craft. VRDC will feature talks with such titles as “Enabling Hands in VR” and “This is Your Brain on VR: A Look at The Psychology of Doing VR Right.””It’s another example of how VR is legitimate now,” said Adam Orth, creator of “Adr1ft,” a first person VR experience set to launch alongside the Rift that transports players inside a stranded astronaut’s space suit.Orth is among the VR creators influenced by traditional games, films and apps who will in attendance at VRDC, confronting issues facing the emerging medium.”It’s still so new, and there are still so many challenges to overcome,” said Orth. “For instance, if someone is doing something simple as using a shovel in VR, how would that look and feel? It wouldn’t look and feel like it does in a typical game.

One is a police officer and diving instructor. The team of volunteers is supporting specialist divers from the National Search and Rescue Agency, or Basarnas. He’s not optimistic about recovering the rest of the voice recorder.. Many enhancements are also planned related to traffic calming and pedestrian/bike safety. New sidewalk bumpouts that will shorten pedestrian crossing distances are planned wherever possible. Bumpouts also have been shown to slow vehicular traffic as the street narrows at these intersections.

It alone booked a profit of 8 billion dollars. The fund has been helped by a buoyant global equities market, which has driven tech stocks higher. That saw its 82 investments valued at about 90 billion dollars, compared with a purchase price of just over 76 billion.

The one hour concert will be filmed on hi tech equipment and will cost $20, although $40 and $60 donation options are available and have been popular.have been generous, a crisis does bring people together, we got a common cause to fight for, MacManus said.Classical guitarists Ben Dix and Dan McKay are Boilermaker. Picture: Ian CurrieSource:News Corp Australiahave no other paid work now. People used to say they wouldn pay $20 to watch a live stream concert they could watch for free on YouTube, they rather spend the money to watch a concert in person.don have that option right now and who knows when that will start happening again? People have to realise all those artists have lost months and months of income now, they have to be creative and find ways to still get paid and make a living.