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Vinny DaSilva
Virtual Reality Developer
As a software engineer, Vinny always looks to hit the ground running and make a meaningful impact in any organization with a positive attitude. While he has... a very technical background, he strives for simple and elegant solutions to solve even the most complex of problems. Updated profile information can be found on my LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vinnydasilva
Jason RT Bond
Virtual Reality Developer
Jason has over a decade of experience in the video game, virtual reality, and augmented reality industry. He is an expert in the Unity Engine and can work w...ith a wide variety of platforms (web, mobile, PC/Mac, game consoles). He prefers a multi-disciplinary approach—having a background in both game design and coding, as well as experience in audiovisual content creation pipelines.
Dante Camarena
Virtual Reality Developer
Dante is a generalist software engineer who specializes in VR development and systems design. He has a strong theoretical background that enables him to bui...ld ambitious projects such as warehouse-scaled VR platforms and high-scale distributed systems. On the whole, Dante is passionate about empowering people through technology.
Darin Erat Sleiter
Virtual Reality Developer
Darin is a data scientist and engineer with a PhD in physics from Stanford. He's passionate about data and machine learning and has worked on data science p...rojects across numerous industries and applications. Darin's co-founded an AI company and led a team of data scientists to build a product which uses machine learning and optimization techniques to reduce energy consumption in data centers. He's eagerly waiting for quantum computers.
Jorge Reinoso
Virtual Reality Developer
Jorge is an electrical engineer turned software developer specialized in the development of virtual reality experiences and augmented reality applications f...or both desktop and mobile platforms. He has both a technical and an artistic background that allows him to develop both complex and beautiful simulations on his own as well as bridging the gap between developers and artists.
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Microsoft has a long tradition of spicing up relatively dull product announcements with compelling tech demos, and the Windows 10 announcement was no exception. The software giant used the opportunity to create a fair amount of buzz about the HoloLens, a futuristic headset that offers a glimpse into the future of Augmented Reality (AR).
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