During a black history month event honoring black architects and community, Yolanda Barton provided a sneak peak of Revere XR’s world that preserves the history of the Central District, Seattle.
Watch the video: https://t.co/42KsdOlGO1
Yolanda A. Barton motivates women and people of color by telling them that they are need with a sense of urgency to participate in shaping the future of tech. Her “unapologetic tech” approach, realness and mission to drive our history and culture in web3 and XR is inspiring.
Our mission defines us, and what we are set out to do in the world. We have the ability to let you relive some of the most beautiful moments of the past through extended reality.
Dana Xavier is an excellent XR Advisor. Pfeiffer, her adorable daughter, and her talk about their experience with Revere XR. She gave us a perspective that helped us see the room for growth.
Being in the EdTech space, we feel using XR will be highly beneficial to students as it helps with greater knowledge retention. What are your opinions/thoughts on extended reality's future?
Revere XR aims to preserve the African-American culture through immersive storytelling. Show us your love and support by hitting that follow button on our page.
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On January 26th, @XRMust interviewed Yolanda A. Barton, the founder of Revere XR. Click the link in the read more on XR through the womanist gaze: https://t.co/ISn9iExyka
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Bethany Harris creates immersive educational experiences through art and tech. After her experience with Revere XR, she tells how she thinks it will help in the future.
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Being in EdTech, our goal is to education for the undeserving students by focusing on relevant experiences that combine history, culture, art, and music.
Let's raise awareness to educate our children by fostering problem-solving and design mentality.
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The opportunity to experience limitless immersive technology through preserving music history is something we need more of, and there's no greater time than now. Our unique pillars are the strengths that determine our successes in the #XR world.
Yolanda A. Barton, founder of RVR, grew up aware of her family's fearlessness and dedication to serving their community. She later found an immense passion for VR technology through which the community's history, art, and voices can be preserved.
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Even more than VR, AR apps need to answer the question "why does this app work best in AR?" If there isn't a clear answer you might save yourself a lot of time and effort by changing your approach or using a different medium.