Extended reality is taking over more and more areas of our lives and revolutionising the way we will work, play and interact with each other in the future - and not just in the animation and gaming industry, which has always been tech-savvy. New possibilities are constantly opening up - including some that we cannot even imagine today. The Film Academy is researching the new generation of XR applications as part of the Europe-wide EMIL cooperation. Its students also benefit from the combined expertise. by Marius Neuberger and Matthias Jacoby Ever since the pandemic and its far-reaching consequences for the economy and society, the discourse on the future of the cultural and creative industries has centred around XR content and services. After all, immersive experiences can also be placed in museums, art galleries and at festivals. And the healthcare industry has been undergoing a comprehensive digital revolution for years and is benefiting from new XR applications, which are already b...
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