As we’ve shared elsewhere, problems worth solving abound. And certainly one of them is the issue of homelessness in this country (and elsewhere).
In a conversation with a colleague recently, I was going on about this clarity I feel around the work we do at Red Fern – that, while there are many logical applications of virtual reality technology and excellent design work going on out there, we, here, are not driven simply by what technology *can* do, but rather what it *should* do to help with real issues.
Yeah – I’m not really proud of what my desk looks like – BUT it is honest. This is ‘the storm’ that happens in VR production way before a camera is ever turned on.
I’ve been remis in getting updates out!
This is the second in a little series I’m putting together around Red Fern’s venture into the application of virtual reality immersions for better understanding (and personal action for change) of diversity, inclusion and belonging.
I was recently interviewed by Dr. Maxime Ros of Revinax. He’s got a fun podcast he structures around singular questions and the responses from people in the field of virtual reality design and development. He’s something else – an accomplished…
This image is from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. That department provides a website called the HUD Exchange – through which workers can access learning materials. It’s thrilling to see our work come to life – after…
This article is directly from theconversation.com, a trusted source of information for us as we always seek to ground our work in factual information provided by true experts (and not pundits!). Racism produces subtle brain changes that lead to increased…
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Breast Cancer (virtual) Realities
Last December a project was launched by a pharma client that Red Fern and BCT Partners helped create. The focus of this work
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