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Explore expert insights, case studies, and the latest trends in VR, AR, MR, and immersive learning on our blog, and join our events for hands-on training, industry networking, and live demonstrations at XR Studios.

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Beyond Reality: Why We Created XR Studios

Step inside the story of XR Studios, a studio built to make extended reality experiences for everyone, not just the tech elite. We founded XR Studios after watching too many organisations struggle to stitch together hardware vendors, 3D artists, instructional designers, and software teams, only to end up with bloated budgets and half-baked learning experiences. Our solution is simple: put every discipline under one roof, pair bleeding-edge XR engineering with proven learning-design science, and price it so that innovation stays within reach.

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How XR is Transforming Education in the UK

The Future of Healthcare Training

Healthcare education in the UK is being transformed by Extended Reality (XR) technologies - Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), and Mixed Reality (MR). These tools let healthcare professionals practise clinical skills in highly realistic, risk-free environments, speeding up learning while boosting patient safety.

18.08.2025

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Revolutionising Visual Learning and Remote Collaboration

In recent years, 3D modelling and photogrammetry have opened remarkable new possibilities for education, research, and collaboration across disciplines. These technologies produce highly accurate, interactive digital representations of physical objects, spaces, and environments. This allows learners and professionals to explore, manipulate, and engage with complex content in ways that were once impossible or highly impractical.