The increasing prevalence of online learning in modern education brings with it the need for more immersive, engaging, and interactive learning experiences. Unfortunately, traditional 2D online learning often fails to provide these experiences. Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) offer great potential to revolutionize eLearning, by providing learners with a more interactive and engaging way to learn.
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September 17, 2020QASource's testing engineers share their tried and tested approach for testing augmented reality and virtual reality applications. This infographic will walk you through the test strategies ideal for VR/AR testing.
August 6, 2020Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) have been the stuff of fantasy for a long time. Remember the bulky headsets and long, snaking connector cords of the 1980s? But it’s becoming increasingly popular and approachable in today’s market - just consider the rampant success of Pokémon GO, the mobile AR game. Companies are starting to explore how VR/AR can help create a more attractive, immersive product for their customers.
June 13, 2018The world of data security is changing rapidly - so rapidly that it can be hard to keep track of all the authentication methods that see wide usage and adoption from product companies. Currently, there are three main categories for security solutions. First, what we know: Your standard alphanumeric passwords and security questions. Second, what we carry: Hand-held items like key cards and ID badges. And third, what we are: Unique bodily identifiers that are nearly impossible to replicate. We’re all familiar with choosing super-strong passwords and clipping an ID badge on our belt loop before leaving the house. But in general, biometric authentication is still a relatively new category in the security space.