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07 May 2025

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Indians seeking newer forms of entertainment activities in malls: CBRE

Business Standard

A CBRE-Invest India survey shows consumers shifting to active formats like VR and trampoline parks, with Gen Z favouring high streets and spending up to Rs 4,000 monthly

V R Infraspace Ltd. has lost -32.79% in the last 3 Months

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23 Apr 2025

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IT stocks to recover if there's no slowdown in the US: Krishnan VR

Economic Times

I think on fundamentals alone the broader financial services sector presents attractive opportunities in insurance, wealth management etc. where we are seeing the structural trend in financialization playing out. Our investing style remains sector agnostic though.

V R Infraspace Ltd. has lost -47.08% in the last 6 Months

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13 Apr 2025

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Face your worst fears... with a VR headset strapped on

Business Line

Hyderabad startup Avika is using immersive tech to make psychotherapy more accessible

V R Infraspace Ltd. has lost -47.08% in the last 6 Months

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19 Dec 2024

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AI, VR Can Augment Learning And Development, But Cost Remains Barrier

NDTV Profit

The shift towards personalisation demonstrates the need for implementing targeted impactful solutions.

V R Infraspace Ltd. has lost -32.79% in the last 3 Months

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10 Dec 2024

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Nischal's launched AR, VR-based content for students

Business Line

The VR-powered 3D E-Books offer a strong academic foundation for primary students, featuring over 1,000 simulations, over 150 hours of 3D animated videos, and over 100 IQ development games

V R Infraspace Ltd. has lost -32.79% in the last 3 Months

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08 Dec 2024

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Use of leadless pacemakers rising; need data on effects, implants: Experts

Business Standard

As the market for leadless pacemakers grows in India, doctors point out definite advantages of the technology for heart disease patients but also call for more data and analyses on its long-term effects. At the same time, researchers have written about the lack of a national registry tracking pacemaker implants, including conventional ones. A pacemaker helps a heart patient control an irregular heartbeat. In November, Abbott, the US-based healthcare and medical devices company, introduced the AVEIR VR single-chamber ventricular leadless pacemaker in India for treating patients having slow heart rhythms. The device has been approved by the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization, Abbott said in a statement. The AVEIR VR device is implanted directly into the heart's right lower chamber (ventricle) through a "minimally invasive, catheter-based procedure from the groin", thereby requiring no surgical cuts to the chest or wires, it said. Doctors consider a 'leadless' pacemaker an

V R Infraspace Ltd. has lost -47.08% in the last 6 Months

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22 Nov 2024

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Abbott launches leadless pacemaker in India for slow heart rhythms

Business Standard

Drug firm Abbott has launched a pacemaker in India for the treatment of patients with slow heart rhythms. Abbott has introduced AVEIR VR single-chamber ventricular leadless pacemaker which has been approved by the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation, the company said in a statement on Friday. The product has also been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA). "The AVEIR VR leadless pacemaker was designed to make the implantation and retrieval processes as seamless as possible for physicians and provide improvements over existing options," said Ajay Singh Chauhan, General Manager for Abbott's Cardiac Rhythm Management business in India, Southeast Asia, HK, Taiwan & Korea. People who experience slower-than-normal heart rhythm may receive a pacemaker to deliver pulses of electricity to trigger the heart to beat properly. Balbir Singh, Chairman Cardiology, Max Superspeciality Hospital said, "Leadless pacemakers address known complications associated with...

V R Infraspace Ltd. has lost -32.79% in the last 3 Months

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14 Oct 2024

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Skill ministry, Meta partner to launch AI assistant for Skill India Mission

Business Standard

The Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship on Monday said it has entered into a partnership with Meta to launch an AI Assistant for the Skill India Mission and establish five centres of excellence in virtual reality and mixed reality. Under the partnership, an innovative AI-powered chatbot powered by Meta's open-source Llama model will be developed to enhance the learner experience on the Skill India Digital (SID) Portal. Moreover, the five centres of excellence at National Skill Training Institutes (NSTIs) in Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Jodhpur, Chennai, and Kanpur will equip learners and instructors with the latest VR technology to learn and enhance existing skills in a safe, immersive, and engaging environment, according to a statement. "The partnership on AI assistant aims to streamline information access, improve learning outcomes, and provide students with seamless support through an intuitive digital interface. The five centres of excellence will also provide realistic .