
ImmVRse Collaborates with Imperial College to Study VR’s Impact On Neural Activity
ImmVRse has partnered with Imperial medical school to reveal the effects that VR exerts on human sensory response and physical reactions.
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ImmVRse has partnered with Imperial medical school to reveal the effects that VR exerts on human sensory response and physical reactions.
The crypto-market has been booming for the last year and numerous exchanges have been created following the new trend. Almost all of them, however, have one main purpose – to make as much profit as possible.
VALID is a fully integrated digital identity management platform. VALID is answering to the pressing need for a solution which shifts control over personal data back to the users.
Decentralized gaming platform TriForce Tokens is set to hit the blockchain scene with its token Presale. The UK-based startup has seen some major recent developments and secured some impressive partnerships on the road to its imminent crowd safe. The presale commences February 20th, 2018 with a 25% token discount for presale supporters.
WELL has announced the launch of its personal dashboard for crowdsale supporters, which will serve to improve the crowdsale process and insure compliance.
Decema, a newly-formed private investment and advisory group for startups offering ICO’s, announced today that it is committed to investing $2.5 million dollars in Cappasity, a 3D content creation software company.
In the pre-sale round including venture investors, Telegram managed to raise a whopping $850 million, over its initial target of $600 million.
Crypto investment opportunities are presented on a daily basis, but how many offer crypto mining platform that average Joe could understand.
With a momentary spike above $11,000 levels, the price of Bitcoin has pulled back down again and is consolidating around $10,700 levels.
In the late 1990s, the internet was a nearly ubiquitous service, and hundreds of innovative startups were launching new web-based platforms for everything from pet supplies to social networking. This craze, known today as the dot-com bubble, came crashing down when the bubble burst and many companies went bankrupt.