New VR tech could help gamers experience ‘ludicrous speed’ without motion sickness

A team of human-computer interaction specialists from the UK and Canada have developed the first system to manage motion sickness in VR which also allows users to feel like they’re moving much faster or much slower than the real-life vehicle they’re travelling in. Their results suggest that controlling travellers’ perceptions of speed in virtual reality can […]

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New funding to put the UK at heart of next generation telecommunications services

THE UK Space Agency has announced a £10 million funding competition that will help UK companies put their technologies at...

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