Immersive Tech Network
The Innovate UK Immersive Tech Network brings together industry, researchers and research organisations, the public sector, entrepreneurs, innovators and end-users to support the UK in becoming the global leader in applications of immersive technologies: high-end visualisation, virtual, mixed, and augmented reality, haptics and other sensory interfaces with data.
Innovate UK Immersive Tech Network (formerly Immerse UK) supports UK businesses and research organisations in the immersive tech sector to be the most successful and innovative they can be.
Innovate UK Immersive Tech Network is the UK’s membership organisation dedicated to supporting content, applications, services and solution providers developing immersive technology solutions or companies creating content or experiences using immersive tech to grow their businesses, make new connections and discover new markets.
The Immersive Tech Network brings together industry, researchers and research organisations, the public sector, entrepreneurs, innovators and end-users to support the UK in becoming the global leader in applications of immersive technologies: high-end visualisation, virtual, mixed, and augmented reality, haptics and other sensory interfaces with data.
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