Month: August 2020

WWE ThunderDome: The WWE Universe is about to be a part of live events and pay-per-view once again. WWE promises to provide a virtual interactive experience for its fans and has dubbed it ThunderDome.

This week’s SmackDown will be different from those we’ve seen since the pandemic took its toll on the world, as the Friday night show moves to Orlando, Fla. At the Amway Center at the Contingent Performance Center.

With the new site, WWE intends to follow the NBA path and promise to provide a virtual experience of all the action for fans, who will once again be able to shout the names of their favorite WWE Superstars and cheer them on. again.

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– WWE (@WWE) Aug 18, 2020

WWE ThunderDome: WWE plans to provide virtual interactive experience for fans

According to WWE Executive Vice President Kevin Dunn, WWE would overtake the NBA and create an “arena type experience.” In an interview with Illustrated sports, Dunn has unveiled the promotion’s plans to build a WrestleMania-level show with the new setup. Dunn said “We won’t have a flat plateau, we will have rows and rows and rows of fans. We’ll have nearly 1,000 LED panels, and it’ll recreate the arena experience you’re used to seeing with WWE. The atmosphere will be day and night from the Performance Center.

“This is going to allow us to have WrestleMania level production value, and that’s what our audience expects from us,” added Dunn. “We’re also going to put the arena audio in the broadcast, similar to baseball. But our audio will be mixed with the virtual fans. So when the fans start singing, we’ll hear them. “

Here’s the first look at WWE ThunderDome.

So, now all the attention is on Smackdown Friday Night, where WWE is expected to implement this extraordinary plan and put it into pragmatic form.

Click on here For more information on WWE

NORFOLK, Virginia (WAVY) – Seven Places of Norfolk has announced that the Chrysler Hall venue will host a few virtual interactive comedy events which will be broadcast live via Zoom this month.

Saturday August 22 at 8 p.m.

Join “Who owns the line anyway?” veterans Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood as they present a brand new live improvisation show called Flow of Consciousness. The interactive hour is fueled by suggestions from the audience, leaving the duo to rely only on their intelligence and intuition.

The one-night show will cost $ 35 (plus fees) and tickets go on sale Wednesday, August 12 at noon. Capacity is limited and each ticket allows viewing on a single device.

For tickets and information, click on here.

Friday August 28 at 7 p.m.

Piff the Magic Dragon: Live from Las Vegas is an hour-long performance that will air directly from Piff’s personal Las Vegas studio (formerly his one-car garage) as a live, interactive experience.

Tickets will cost $ 35.75 (plus fees) and go on sale Wednesday, August 12 at noon. Capacity is limited and each ticket allows viewing on a single device.

For tickets and information, click on here.

How it works

1. Download Zoom before the event zoom.us.
2. The waiting room doors open 15 minutes before the event start time (check in during this time).
3. Guests are permitted to enter once the show is ready to begin. The video will be live, but the microphones will be muted to begin with. Microphones will be activated at certain times throughout the show to allow engagement.
4. Enjoy the show!

For more information visit SevenVenues Online.

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Protocube Reply presents its Virtual Interactive Showroom solution for the virtualization of environments and products

Protocube Reply, the Reply Group company specializing in the creation of virtual environments, is now making its Virtual Interactive Showroom solution available to virtualize environments and products for the B2C and B2B markets.

Thanks to the potential offered by 3D technology, the solution enables efficient digital transposition of objects and events traditionally required by physical interaction – such as exhibition venues, trade shows and consumer products – and aims to meet the needs of new opportunities and forms of business. described by the businesses and customers who have been most affected by the COVID-19 outbreak.

Virtual Interactive Showroom is aimed in particular at operators and players in the trade fair sector thanks to its high level of involvement and engagement with customers and visitors (buyers, retailers, end customers). The solution enables the seamless exploration of virtual environments, either on their own or with the support of remote operators, which replicate physical experiences such as shopping in showrooms or attending events and trade shows.

Among the many features offered by the solution, let us mention: the creation of 3D virtual or photographic environments, navigation from a mobile or a PC, co-navigation of video-chat services, management of connections and reservations, real-time visualization of 3D and AR products and product wishlists.

Recently, the adoption of the Virtual Interactive Showroom solution enabled the launch of the first fully digital textile fair in Italy, the Bsamply Tradeshow Project, in which the main suppliers of the Italian textile district will participate.