Legendary NYC punk club CBGB closed in 2006, but you can take a tour of its grafiti-and-flyer-covered interior via a pretty cool VR walkthrough. It starts outside the club on Bowery, and judging by ...

Virtual 360 tours are changing how you find and pick your perfect holiday. No more just looking at flat pictures and long descriptions. Today’s smart traveler wants to truly feel a place before they ...

Experience an abandoned house like never before with this 360-degree VR virtual tour. Join FREAKTOGRAPHY for a fully immersive urban exploration, where you control the view and uncover the forgotten ...

A 360-degree video on Facebook takes you into White House sanctums like the Oval Office and the Situation Room, a teaser to a longer virtual-reality tour. Joan E. Solsman was CNET's senior media ...

Convenience and efficiency continue to be valued post-pandemic. Izzy Carunungan of LCP Media explains why. “Video tours offer a highly interactive experience that allows users to navigate through a ...

NYC real estate agents share the same issues when feeling overwhelmed and flooded with rescheduled showings, pandemic uncertainty, flowery property descriptions in tedious email and text chains, and ...

Scientists have developed a quick and easy approach for capturing 360° VR photography without using expensive specialist cameras. The system uses a commercially available 360° camera on a rotating ...

A videographer who specializes in 360-degree imagery is helping people to explore the surface of Mars. Hugh Hou, founder of the YouTube channel CreatorUp, shared an interactive video to his Facebook ...

In the world of architecture and design, traditional methods of showcasing 3D designs via 2D floorplans, renders and video walkthroughs are standard practices. However, they lack one important thing: ...

Although the pandemic abruptly halted international travel, wanderlust never ceased. Forced to stay home, many people felt even more of an itch to explore new places and get out into the world. As a ...

The pandemic, as well as a surge in Millennial and Gen Z home buying, is fueling demand for virtual property tours. I’ve done virtual keynotes for many real estate conferences in the past year and one ...