With industries outside of entertainment expected to account for the majority of virtual reality industry revenues, the question of utility seems ever-pressing. How can virtual reality transcend ...

Walmart associates are using STRIVR’s virtual reality technology to improve their skills. Photo via STRIVR. STRIVR made a name for itself in the sports world as one of the top startups using virtual ...

SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, Strivr, the leading platform for enterprise-scale Virtual Reality (VR) solutions, announced the evolution of its offering to accelerate content and solution ...

Strivr is helping athletes and employees to "learn by doing" in a virtual reality environment. Investors including BMW iVentures, the NFL, Great Point and Signia have poured $21 million into the ...

Strivr, the immersive VR training company, announced the successful completion of a $30 million financing round, something the startup says will help it further expand adoption of enterprise-focused ...

Strivr, the company behind an enterprise-focused virtual reality (VR) training platform used by big names such as Walmart, Verizon and Bank of America, has raised $35 million in an extension to its ...

Strivr, the company behind a virtual reality (VR) platform that companies use to train employees, has raised $30 million in a series B round of funding led by Georgian Partners, with participation ...

Virtual reality has been two years away from mainstream adoption for the past six years. In that time, huge companies have made big VR bets only to walk away, countless VR startups have faded or ...

Though some of the biggest names in tech are wholly focused on getting consumers to strap into VR, there has been an increasing amount of movement in companies adopting virtual reality to help train ...

SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Strivr, the leading platform for enterprise-scale Virtual Reality (VR) solutions, today announced that Accenture and Workday Ventures have made strategic ...

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A former Stanford kicker may soon have more than enough money to get regularly liquored up. Derek Belch, current CEO of STRIVR Labs and former Stanford kicker, appeared on Tuesday’s PFT Live on NBC ...