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Antony “Skarredghost” Vitillo is an AR/VR developer, entrepreneur, and blogger. Right now, Tony is one of the most influential figures in the XR space, having hands on experience with building immersive experiences and platforms, being also one of the first to explore the space early on when it started more than 10 years ago. We discussed some of the main challenges the space is facing right now, how to build your own metaverse platform, and everything in between.

Monseigneur Robert J. Vitillo est une figure de la défense des droits des migrants et réfugiés. Il a consacré sa vie et sa carrière à venir en aide aux populations déracinées, apportant son expertise sur des questions comme la migration, la protection de l'enfance, le VIH/sida et les droits humains.  Originaire d'une famille d'immigrants italiens aux États-Unis, il parle couramment 4 langues et a occupé des postes clés dans des organisations catholiques majeures comme Caritas Internationalis avant de prendre la tête de la Commission Internationale Catholique pour les Migrations - CICM en 2016. Poste qu'il quittera en mai de cette année 2024 après 2 mandats comme le veulent les statuts de l'organisation. Présente dans plus de 40 pays, la CICM est une voix influente qui plaide pour des solutions durables pour les migrants, réfugiés et déplacés internes dans le respect de leur dignité. 

Human pluripotent stem cells have an unlimited capacity to self-renew in culture. This feature, along with their ability to become any cell type in the adult body, makes them a unique tool to study human biology in health and disease. Unfortunately, human pluripotent stem cells have a propensity to acquire genetic abnormalities in culture that may limit their scientific and clinical use.Among the most prevalent genomic changes found in pluripotent stem cells are various forms of over-representation of sequences on the long arm of chromosome 20, with up to 20% of tested cultures containing such an aberration. One such anomaly, the isochromosome 20 mutation, is also found in amniocentesis analyses.  In  this episode, Martin Pera is joined by three scientists, who along with their colleagues, authored the recent paper published in Stem Cell Reports entitled, The isochromosome 20q abnormality of pluripotent cells interrupts germ layers differentiation.  This publication explores the effects of this particular anomaly on the ability of pluripotent stem cells to differentiate both spontaneously and by directed differentiation.  The results were surprising, with implications for understanding early development and the potential therapeutic use of pluripotent stem cells. The authors  also discuss some of the challenges of working with pluripotent stem cells. GuestsIvana Barbaric, PhD, University of Sheffield, UK Pete Coffey, PhD, University College London and the University of California, Santa Barbara, US Loriana Vitillo, PhD, University College London, UKHostMartin Pera, PhD, Editor-in-Chief, Stem Cell Reports and The Jackson LaboratoryTwitter: @martinperaJAXSupporting ContentThe isochromosome 20q abnormality of pluripotent cells interrupts germ layer differentiation, Vitillo, et. al., Stem Cell Reports (2023)About Stem Cell ReportsStem Cell Reports is the open access journal of the ISSCR for communicating basic discoveries in stem cell research, in addition to translational and clinical studies. Stem Cell Reports focuses on original research with conceptual or practical advances that are of broad interest to stem cell biologists and clinicians. Twitter: @StemCellReportsAbout ISSCRWith more than 4,600 members from 75+ countries, the International Society for Stem Cell Research (@ISSCR) is the preeminent global, cross-disciplinary, science-based organization dedicated to stem cell research and its translation to the clinic. The ISSCR mission is to promote excellence in stem cell science and applications to human health.ISSCR StaffKeith Alm, Chief Executive OfficerYvonne Fisher, Managing Editor, Stem Cell ReportsKym Kilbourne, Director of Media and Strategic CommunicationsJack Mosher, Scientific AdvisorVoice WorkBen Snitkoff

Wealth consciousness is understanding, experience, thoughts, and feelings about wealth. Wealth refers to the idea that you have more than enough – that all your needs are met abundantly and that you lack or want for nothing. What are your thoughts and feelings about wealth then? Alex Vitillo, Founder, of Breathing Heart Consultancy talks to us about wealth consciousness. About Alex Vitillo Alex is the founder of Breathing Heart Consultancy. Alex is a Leading Shamanic Priestess of Wealth and well-being. She helps heart-centered coaches and consultants to move their businesses to the next level by healing past traumas. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tbcy/support

Hace 100 años nacía en Santiago del Estero, Vitillo Ábalos.  

#skarredghost #theghosthowls #ghosthowls #virtualreality #augmentedreality Antony Vitillo is an Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality Entrepreneur, Evangelist, Influencer, Blogger & Consultant. He is a Top XR Voice to follow on Linkedin, I am a subscriber of his super informative “ The Ghost howls” newsletter and I would suggest it to anyone who would like to keep updated on the latest & coolest AR/VR News from around the Globe. https://it.linkedin.com/in/antony-vitillo-vr https://skarredghost.com/

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Childhood friend and VP of Diversified Fixture, Phil Vitillo, stops by to talk about his family's successful custom millwork business, teenage shenanigans and more. Phil began doing demolition work for his father's business at 8 years old, and 27 years later has helped grow Diversified Fixture into a nationwide brand, doing custom woodwork for massive brands such as Jersey Mike's, Bubbakoos Burritos, Boscov's and others.

Leading Shamanic Priestess Of Wealth & Wellbeing, Alex traverses the ‘material' and ‘mystical' worlds. After over 15 very successful years in Finance, Alex lost her husband to cancer. She found respite in meditation, mindfulness and energy healing. She re-trained herself in several energy techniques and has developed her own methodology. Alex is also an expert in working with Sacred Money Archetypes to help her clients reach financial abundance through the path of least resistance.http://www.breathingheart.co.uk/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/alex-vitillo-leading-shamanic-priestess-mark-stephen-pooler

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Wrapping up 2020. What a year. Webs from the heart connecting with everything. What is the best way to dream in the dream? Join the team as we have Alex back on; an international traveler healer and mystic who facilitates others in their journey toward wholeness. https://www.breathingheart.co.uk/ ~~ Telegram: http://www.t.me/teamrabbithole Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/teamrabbithole/ LBRY: https://open.lbry.com/@TEAMrabbithole:9 Podcasts: https://anchor.fm/teamrabbithole Broadcast via https://www.okitalk.com Telegram: https://www.t.me/OKiTALKKanal Image: Bryan Lahr (http://wyzardofodd.com) Music: Babylon - Intro; Holy Ghost! - It's Not Over; Alpha Steppa - Dub Unfold

Originally Aired November 6th, 2020 on YouTubeLink to Video Podcast HEREBetween Realities VR Podcast Season 2, Episode 18 ft Tony “Skarredghost” Vitillo!Halloween has passed but a ghost still howls in the wind... and he's phased his way into our spaceship to talk about VR for today's episode! Please join us in welcoming author of the esteemed VR blog “The Ghost Howls”, professional VR consultant Tony “Skarredghost” Vitillo to the conversation, today on Between Realities!Please check out & support our guest, Tony “Skarredghost” Vitillo!Blog: https://skarredghost.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5TQ0u_d4KbIvaBW9LuVUsgTwitter: https://twitter.com/skarredghost/Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/skarredghostLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/antony-vitillo-vr/-- Between Realities Links --Merch Store: https://teespring.com/stores/between-realities-vr-podcastPatreon - https://www.patreon.com/BetweenRealitiesYouTube - https://www.YouTube.com/BetweenRealitiesTwitter - https://twitter.com/BtweenRealitiesDiscord - https://discord.gg/EvNnj2wFacebook - https://fb.me/BetweenRealitiesRSS Feed - https://media.rss.com/betweenrealities/feed.xmlAlex VR - https://www.YouTube.com/Alex_VRAlex VR's Twitter – https://www.Twitter.com/Alex__VRSkeeva - https://www.YouTube.com/Skeeva007Skeeva's Twitter - https://www.Twitter.com/SkeevaWe'd like to thank our Patron's GermanrifterVR & Jonathun ZugYou're support means so much to us! We're truly humbled that you choose to help us in our journey to make the XR industry thrive!All funds are used to fund the giveaways and to make this show better as we continuously strive to improve!Thank you so much for supporting Between Realities VR Podcast-- Affiliate Links --If you're going to buy VR stuff then why not support us by clicking though one of our links to make your purchase! Every little bit helps []-)Cybershoes - https://www.cybershoes.io/product/cybershoes-gaming-station/?aff=14

El pasado 8 de julio el contrabajista, bajista, compositor, Víctor Ruiz Pazos, conocido por todos como "Vitillo", falleció. Pionero de jazz mexicano, Ruiz Pazos fue integrante de grandes orquesta en los años 50 y en 2013 sostuvo una larga charla con nosotros, que les compartimos a manera de homenaje. **************** On July 8, the bassist, composer, Víctor Ruiz Pazos, known to all as "Vitillo", passed away. A Mexican jazz pioneer, Ruiz Pazos was a member of large orchestras in the 1950s and in 2013 he had a long talk with us, which we shared with him as a tribute. Enjoy it!

Dopo il primo incontro, in diretta con Vincenzo Vitillo, abbiamo voluto invitarlo per un'altra intervista e approfondire il concetto di FELICITÀ. Oltre a ciò che dovrebbe essere, dove si trova la fonte della felicità e come la nostra società può diventare veramente una società felice. Parleremo insieme di società creativa. Come vediamo una società in cui ogni persona al mondo potrebbe vivere confortevolmente? E verificheremo la teoria di 6 gradi di connessione. Condividi la tua visione della Società Creativa nella quale ti piacerebbe vivere e manda il tuo filmato e noi lo condividiamo: Italia@allatra.tv 8 PRINCIPI DELLA SOCIETÀ CREATIVA: https://allatraunites.com/it/8-fondam... Se volete unirvi a noi nella nostra conversazione e condividere le vostre idee, o se avete domande o suggerimenti sulla società in cui vorreste vivere, scriveteci e vi contatteremo: italia@allatra.tv oppure chat Facebook: https://m.me/ALLATRA.TV.ITALIA Sito ufficiale della televisione internazionale di volontariato ALLATRA TV: https://allatra.tv/en https://allatra.it/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ALLATRA.TV.I... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allatra.tv.... Radio AllatraTV Italia: https://anchor.fm/allatra-italia

Oggi in diretta su Allatra Tv Italia, il nostro ospite VINCENZO VITILLO https://www.vincenzovitillo.it/Vincenzo Vitillo, fondatore di Biocoranima e del Massaggio di Liberazione Energetico Emozionale. Divulgatore, scrittore e docente dello sviluppo umano. Da alcuni anni svolge con successo incontri, conferenze su temi di crescita personale e argomenti spirituali, oltre ai trattamenti con il Massaggio di Liberazione Energetico Emozionale, in giro per l'Italia e anche all'estero Parleremo insieme di società creativa. Come vediamo una società in cui ogni persona al mondo potrebbe vivere confortevolmente? E verificheremo la teoria di 6 gradi di connessione. Condividi la tua visione della Società Creativa nella quale ti piacerebbe vivere e manda il tuo filmato e noi lo condividiamo: Italia@allatra.tv Se volete unirvi a noi nella nostra conversazione e condividere le vostre idee, o se avete domande o suggerimenti sulla società in cui vorreste vivere, scriveteci e vi contatteremo: italia@allatra.tv oppure chat Facebook: https://m.me/ALLATRA.TV.ITALIA Sito ufficiale della televisione internazionale di volontariato ALLATRA TV: https://allatra.tv/en https://allatra.it/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ALLATRA.TV.I... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allatra.tv.... Radio AllatraTV Italia: https://anchor.fm/allatra-italia

EPISODE 008 SHOW NOTES: ​In Episode 008 Antony Vitillo of The Ghost Howls and Wise Realities discusses how VR changed his life, his experience as the co-founder of a VR startup, the Mixed Reality game HitMotion he’s developing, advice on attending China’s World Conference on VR Industry, VR for physical and mental rehabilitation, and who to follow for XR news and insight. Also discussed: Roy Kachur's XR4Media, Amena Hayat's VR Documentary and the NYVR Meetup on Artificial Intelligence. ​Antony Vitillo: ​LinkedIn Twitter ​The Ghost Howls ​New Technology Walkers XR Consultants ​Wise Realities VR for Mental Health ​HitMotion Mixed Reality Game ​World Conference on VR Industry - China ​WCVRI Advice ​Antony's XR Information Recommendations: ​XR for Business: ​Alan Smithson,MetaVRse, XR for Business Podcast Alice Bonasio, Inside.com AR and VR Newsletter ​Cathy Hackl, Futurist ​Robert Scoble, Infinite Retina ​Location-Based VR: ​Kevin Williams, KWP Limited ​Gaming: ​Virtual Reality Oasis ​Nathie ​Cas and Chary ​Reviews: ​Benjamin Lang Road to VR ​And: ​Charlie Fink XR Consultant, Author, Columnist for Forbes ​Alvin Wang Graylin China President HTC ​Also in this Episode: ​XR4Media Media-Focused XR News by Roy Kachur, NBCUniversal ​Hugh Seaton Adept Reality VR Training New York Artificial Intelligence Meetup Group ​GeoPipe ​Amena Hayat The Language of Silence VR Documentary ​Tony Parisi Unity ​Brian August 110 Stories ​The RLab: ​Justin Hendrix ​Adaora Udoji ​Laura Barker ​Ilena Parker ​ ​ ​Call Recording: Anchor Podcasting: Anchor Recording: Logic Pro X ​ Music: "Are You There?" by DR. MARS on Spotify --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

En El Patio de Vitillo Ábalos escuchamos Ángel de barro, y Fantasía de vida, por el Dúo Luna y Mistol, Sacha Sachamanta, por Los Hermanos Herrera, y luego una selección de temas por Los Hermanos Ábalos: Gatito de Thaikovsky, Nostalgia Santiagueña, Santiago Manta, Chacarera del rancho; Casas más, casas menos;  Carnavalito quebradeño, Viene clareando, Yo también me iré, y terminando el programa Vitillo nos brindó Zamba ñaupa.

Vitillo Ábalos nos hizo escuchar al comienzo de su programa La juguetona, Esperanza y La carbonera, de y por Los Hermanos Ábalos. Continuamos escuchando Paisanita de mi pago,  de y por César Caballero, Te cantan tus hijos, de y por Orlando y Alberto Torres. Cerró el programa con un tango escrito y compuesto por Adolfo Ábalos en 1957, en la ciudad de Nueva York, En plena Nueva York.

Vitillo Ábalos presentó a la audiencia de Radio Nacional Folklórica una variedad de danzas representativas de las distintas regiones de nuestro país. Escuchamos Gatito de Tchaikovsky,  de Los Hermanos Ábalos, interpretado por el violín de Alejandra Barrionuevo. Por la misma artista La Compañera, de Oscar Valles. Continuamos con La juguetona,  de Los Hermanos Ábalos, La Alabanza, por Amílcar Díaz Bravo, La algarrobera y El Pintao,  por Los de la Loma, y Cueca del arenal, por María Laura Caballero, de Jaime Dávalos y Eduardo Falú.

Vitillo Ábalos, en su programa nos hizo escuchar, entre otros temas, Bailando con el bombisto, Mañanitas loretanas, La juguetona, todos compuestos e interpretados por Los Hermanos Ábalos, además Chacarera del sufrido, Pacha paloma, Nubes en la sierra, entre otras íezas magistrales de nuestro folklore.

Vitillo Ábalos, desde su espacio “El Patio de Vitillo Ábalos” regaló nuevamente a los oyentes de Radio Nacional Folklórica una selección de temas de los diversos géneros de nuestra música nacional. Entre otras obras destacadas pudimos disfrutar de versiones de “7 Higueras”, de Raúl y Pedro Contreras, por Pancho Escalada, “La Siempre alegre” chacarera de José Gómez Basualdo, por Freddy Páez, “Don Fermín”, gato de  Oscar Arturo Mazzanti y Julián Antonio Díaz, también interpetada por Freddy Páez, La chacarera ”La flor del pago” de  Martiniano  Leguizamon y Andres Chazarreta, en una joven voz de  Leo Dan, el vals “Santiago del Estero”, de Antonio Caggiano y Andrés Chazarreta y a continuación  “Agitando pañuelos”de Los Hermanos Ábalos.

Vitillo Ábalos nos ofreció en su programa temas interpretados por la exquisita cantora peruana Claudia Delgado, Mi Argentina, Pintan a Cristo, Fina estampa, y del artista del Chaco Salteño, Coco Gómez La Bemejeña y, cerrando la emisión, Chacarera del rancho, por Los Nocheros.

Recordando su infancia, Vitillo contó que junto a su hermano Machingo visitaban la casa de Don Andrés Chazarreta, quien enseñaba danzas folklóricas a sus alumnos. Durante el programa se escucharon temas representativos de gato, chacarera, zamba, cueca y otros ritmos y estilos característicos de la música popular argentina.

Join us for our Tuesday Show! We will be joined by our Host of our Tuesday Show: Dianne Morgan and she will be interviewing her Special Guest: Alex Vitillo and she will be conducting a Cosmic Heart guided meditation.   *NEW COURSE* "Connect with the Angels" with Dianne Morgan & Suzi Parrett  >>> www.uniteinthelight.com    Our shows are archived and can be Listen FREE on your favorite platforms.  Our network is sponsored by Audible by Amazon. Get your free audiobook TODAY!  www.audibletrial.com/internationalangels SEE OUR DIRECTORY!  >>>  www.internationalangelsnetwork.com/directory    WE ARE NOW ON YOUTUBE! >>> http://bit.ly/2tCguDG   BECOME A PATRON! >>> www.patreon.com/internationalangelsnetwork   DISCLAIMER: Please use your own judgment and intuition in making decisions and life choices. Readings are for entertainment and information purposes only. International Angels Network, its hosts, sponsors, guests, advertisers, and affiliates, are not responsible for actions taken by listeners before, during, after or as a result of listening to broadcasts.

Vitillo presentó a su audiencia una selección de temas que los Hermanos Ábalos  difundieron por el mundo. Comenzó la emisión comentando, antes de la interpretación, de su famoso Gatito de Tchaikovsky, luego la voz de Mercedes Sosa nos hizo escuchar Agitando pañuelos, también de Los Ábalos.  Continuó con el Dúo  de bombos, a cargo de Vitillo Ábalos y “El Gringo” Bravo Zamora Ábalos. Luego de la tanda escuchamos El color de la chacarera, de y por Horacio Banegas. Cerró el programa con una artista peruana, Claudia Delgado, interpretando Mi Argentina, de Hernán Delgado.

Vitillo Ábalos nos ofreció nuevamente una amplia referencia de nuestra música folklórica. Comenzó con por “Los Duendes de la Salamanca”, “El tamalito” de Andrés Soto por La oveja Minga, “Corazón salamanqueño”de Horacio Banegas, por Los de Santiago, además “Vientitos de mi  montaña” de Los hermanos Ábalos y Atahualpa Yupanqui, por Los Hermanos Ábalos. Finalizó el programa  con “La vieja”, de Julio y Benicio Díaz, por Los Hermanos Ábalos.

Vitillo Ábalos eligió compartir con nosotros una selección musical variada en géneros y estilos. Comenzó la emisión de “El Patio de Vitillo Ábalos” con “El chupino”, de Hernán Videla Flores y Carlos Montbrún Ocampo, interpretado por Los Visconti. Continuó con “La changa de los domingos”, de y por Teresa Parodi, luego propuso “La arunguita” recopilación de Don Andrés Chazarreta y ejecutada por Los Musiqueros del tiempo. Finalizó el programa con una versión de “La juguetona”, de Los Hermanos Ábalos, interpretada por Leopoldo Federico.

Vitillo Ábalos nos propuso sus temas prefreidos, comenzó con “Chacarera del Sol Naciente”, de Los Hemanos Ábalos por Machingo y Roberto Ábalos (h), a continuación escuchamos “La quichuista”, de Juan Carlos Canqui Chazarreta por Canqui Chazarreta y Los Hermanos Ábalos, “La esquina del sapo” de Manuel Gómez Carrillo por Juan Carlos Canqui Chazarreta y Los Hermanos Ábalos y finalizando el programa, “Pampa del chañar” de  Carlos Andres Berezousky y David Kovalevsky  por Amílcar Díaz Bravo.  

From headsets to haptic suits, there is going to be a lot of accessories and apparel in XR to chose from, including some that expand senses you didn’t even know were XR-compatible. Antony Vitillo – AKA Skarred Ghost – drops in to discuss different devices with Alan, their use cases, and what companies should consider when they go shopping for some. Alan: Today’s guest is Antony Vitillo, better known as Skarred Ghost. Antony is an XR consultant and author of an amazing blog called The Ghost Howls. He also runs a consulting company called New Technology Walkers, where they develop VR solutions and advise companies about how best to use VR and AR. Antony recently traveled to the fourth annual VIVE Ecosystem Conference — VEC — in Shenzhen, China. If you’re not already following Tony, you can learn a lot by connecting with him on LinkedIn and subscribing to his newsletter at skarredghost.com. Tony welcome to the show. Antony: Hello, Alan! Thanks for this opportunity. Alan: It’s so great to have you on the show. I had a wonderful opportunity to speak with you many times, and we are both very, very passionate about virtual and augmented reality. I want to just thank you for taking the time to be on the show. Antony: I’m very happy to be with you. I’m happy to speak to you live, after so many messages we’ve done on LinkedIn. Super happy to be here. Alan: Let’s just dive right in, and we’re going to try to bring as much value as we can to the listeners today. We have a lot to go through; we’re going to go through all of the different hardware aspects involved in Virtual/Mixed/Augmented Reality — XR — and it’s not just the headsets or headphones. You’ve got things like haptic suits, haptic gloves. You’ve got touch-sensitive stimulators. You’ve got VR headsets, AR headsets. You’ve got mobile phone-based AR, eye tracking set devices, taste experiments, hot and cold devices, thermal devices, and then tracking systems for motion capture, and of course, treadmills for omni-directional walking. So there’s a lot to unpack here. Let’s start at something crazy; haptic suits. Let’s talk about haptic suits, and why and where these would be used in any industries. Antony: I’m very interested to have these suits, because they offer the promise of letting you use your full body in VR. So, finally, you can be there with all your body. You know, my first startup was about full-body in VR, but using Kinect. So, a different approach, but I’m a big fan of having the possibility to kick objects, to move your body in every possible way, and see your full self replicated in VR. The advantage of using the haptic suits over other approaches, like the one that they used with Kinect, is that you don’t only have your full body — your full movement — in VR, but you can also feel sensations. You can have haptic feedback. So you can [feel] hot, cold. You can feel pain and whatever. It’s really full immersion; a bit like we have seen in the Ready Player One movie. Wade Watts wore that expensive suit, to fully be inside the Oasis. This is why I think they’re very interesting, because they can really enhance your visual experience; your sense of presence, like your ancestors like to say. Alan: So, let’s unpack this for a second, Tony. What would some of the practical use cases of this… I can see one in military training, where you’re in a virtual world, you’re in a hostile environment, and maybe something explodes behind you — a piece of shrapnel hits you — and maybe it vibrates. Maybe explain some other instances, where this could be used in enter

From headsets to haptic suits, there is going to be a lot of accessories and apparel in XR to chose from, including some that expand senses you didn’t even know were XR-compatible. Antony Vitillo – AKA Skarred Ghost – drops in to discuss different devices with Alan, their use cases, and what companies should consider when they go shopping for some. Alan: Today’s guest is Antony Vitillo, better known as Skarred Ghost. Antony is an XR consultant and author of an amazing blog called The Ghost Howls. He also runs a consulting company called New Technology Walkers, where they develop VR solutions and advise companies about how best to use VR and AR. Antony recently traveled to the fourth annual VIVE Ecosystem Conference — VEC — in Shenzhen, China. If you’re not already following Tony, you can learn a lot by connecting with him on LinkedIn and subscribing to his newsletter at skarredghost.com. Tony welcome to the show. Antony: Hello, Alan! Thanks for this opportunity. Alan: It’s so great to have you on the show. I had a wonderful opportunity to speak with you many times, and we are both very, very passionate about virtual and augmented reality. I want to just thank you for taking the time to be on the show. Antony: I’m very happy to be with you. I’m happy to speak to you live, after so many messages we’ve done on LinkedIn. Super happy to be here. Alan: Let’s just dive right in, and we’re going to try to bring as much value as we can to the listeners today. We have a lot to go through; we’re going to go through all of the different hardware aspects involved in Virtual/Mixed/Augmented Reality — XR — and it’s not just the headsets or headphones. You’ve got things like haptic suits, haptic gloves. You’ve got touch-sensitive stimulators. You’ve got VR headsets, AR headsets. You’ve got mobile phone-based AR, eye tracking set devices, taste experiments, hot and cold devices, thermal devices, and then tracking systems for motion capture, and of course, treadmills for omni-directional walking. So there’s a lot to unpack here. Let’s start at something crazy; haptic suits. Let’s talk about haptic suits, and why and where these would be used in any industries. Antony: I’m very interested to have these suits, because they offer the promise of letting you use your full body in VR. So, finally, you can be there with all your body. You know, my first startup was about full-body in VR, but using Kinect. So, a different approach, but I’m a big fan of having the possibility to kick objects, to move your body in every possible way, and see your full self replicated in VR. The advantage of using the haptic suits over other approaches, like the one that they used with Kinect, is that you don’t only have your full body — your full movement — in VR, but you can also feel sensations. You can have haptic feedback. So you can [feel] hot, cold. You can feel pain and whatever. It’s really full immersion; a bit like we have seen in the Ready Player One movie. Wade Watts wore that expensive suit, to fully be inside the Oasis. This is why I think they’re very interesting, because they can really enhance your visual experience; your sense of presence, like your ancestors like to say. Alan: So, let’s unpack this for a second, Tony. What would some of the practical use cases of this… I can see one in military training, where you’re in a virtual world, you’re in a hostile environment, and maybe something explodes behind you — a piece of shrapnel hits you — and maybe it vibrates. Maybe explain some other instances, where this could be used in enter

En esta oportunidad, en "El Patio de Vitillo Ábalos" pudimos escuchar a Mavi Díaz y Vitillo interpretando a dúo "Zamba de mi pago",  a Carlos Roldán guitarreando con"Zamba del grillo", de Atahualpa Yupanqui y "Cañada honda".  Continuó  con"Hay amor" y "Ahora", cantadas por Paloma Ruiz Díaz ; Por Carlos Bergesio  propuso "Canto a Di Fulvio", y"Vitillo Bailó una Zamba". Luego de la tanda escuchamos a Los nocheros de Anta interpretando "La cantora de Yala" y "Recuerdos del Portezuelo". Finalizando el programa nos dejó con "Cómo puedo vivir sin ti" y "Zamba para olvidarte" en la voz de Nora Belli.

En la entrevista de Juanchi Baleirón por WhatsApp, el guitarrista de Ciro y los Persas hace un balance de año muy bueno para sus dos proyectos, en los cuales revaloriza el aporte artístico de sus tíos abuelos santiagueños, integrantes de un grupo legendario, pionero en llevar la música y el baile regional a las peñas de Buenos Aires, trampolín hacia lejanos escenarios. Juan Gigena Ábalos es director artístico y productor de Vitillo Ábalos, El Disco de Oro, Folklore de 1940, fonogramas de Los Hermanos Ábalos, que recibió el premio Gardel 2017 al mejor álbum en su género. Además, impulsor del documental Ábalos, una historia de 5 hermanos, dirigido por Josefina Zavalía Ábalos y Pablo Noé, presentado en el último Festival de Mar del Plata. En Asado Vegano también suena Radar Love, Golden Earring; Wanna Be Startin' Somethin', Michael Jackson

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Antony Vitillo is an AR/VR Developer, Entrepreneur, Consultant, and Blogger.Former Co-Founder of ImmotionAR, a startup aimed at adding a full body of the user inside the virtual world. Owner of The Ghost Howls, a blog about virtual reality, augmented reality and the startup life.If you would like more information on Tony please check out the following links below:Tony's Twitter - https://twitter.com/SkarredGhostTony's LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/antony-vitillo-vr/Website - http://skarredghost.com/Humans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2PodcastYouTube - http://bit.ly/2xk3a9UTwitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/My Website - https://www.markmetry.com/