October
31
/ 2024
In a remarkable fusion of software technologies and human imagination, we are now able to experience disparate worlds simultaneously. Seamlessly intertwined, the past meets the present and cultures collide through immersive and extended reality. The possibilities are endless, as demonstrated by the innovative projects pioneered by OurWorlds. The result of a chance encounter between designer-developer-filmmaker Catherine Eng and entrepreneur and Pala tribe member Kilma Lattin, this San Diego company is using a blend of mobile-based immersive reality, geolocation, stereoscopic 360º video capture, and storytelling. Their mission is to connect users with Native American history, language, and culture in a multi-dimensional manner. “By building and deploying extended reality layers on top of the natural world, we enable users to see far
