As an industry, we make a lot of justifications about why video isn't delivered in a timely manner and at uncompressed quality. Many of these are reasonable, centering on network capacity or ...

Unleash your inner hero at the world's leading free-roam VR destinations, now in 26 countries. From its humble beginnings in Melbourne, Australia, to becoming the world's largest free-roam VR network, ...

Australian virtual reality startup Zero Latency has received rave reviews, including from Mashable, so it seemed only a matter of time before it went global. The Melbourne-based company, which built a ...

(1) For the Zero Latency group virtual reality, see free roam VR. (2) Having no delay between the time a request is initiated and the response is given. See latency. (3) (Zero Latency) Coined by the ...

Starting Saturday, Sol Raiders will launch at Zero Latency locations around the globe. In the coming months the company plans to gather feedback from real players and continue to hone the gameplay to ...

As both virtual reality gaming and competitive electronic sports continue to expand, game developers are finding more ways to blend the two fields together into thrilling new experiences. One such ...

When we first set foot in Zero Latency's warehouse-scale virtual reality system three years ago, we were blown away by how immersive the experience was. On our second visit last year, we were ...

Zero Latency Leaders approach life and business as a series of systems that either work together elegantly or are disrupted by noise and a lack of understanding. They also understand that stewardship, ...

Imagine you’re in the middle of a heated debate with a friend about the latest trends in AI, and suddenly, you wish you had an expert to weigh in. What if I told you that you could have not one, but ...

Zero Latency VR, a virtual reality experience company that started as a small dream in Melbourne, Australia, is now celebrating its 10 year anniversary. In order to share the love, Zero Latency VR is ...

The concrete floor was perfectly flat, and roomy enough to park a fleet of buses – but you wouldn't know it looking at our editor Noel, who was stumbling slowly forward like a pulled-over driver who's ...