Reporting on workplace training, immersive deployment, spatial infrastructure and the business of XR.
Recognition around founder Alfie Curran-Ragan—from youth innovation awards to mentoring through UWA’s Bloom program—is helping Oculum VR gain early traction as its VR training ideas move into the beginning of development.
Android Enterprise support and a five-year update commitment point to the less glamorous infrastructure XR needs before companies can deploy headsets at scale.
Enhanced object tracking and foveated streaming hint at a future where headsets connect physical objects, local apps and remote computing in the same spatial experience.
What began as a student-led idea has gradually become a real Western Australian XR project, shaped through startup programs, events and conversations with industry about practical training.