Weather Channel showcases summer safety tips in immersive mixed reality

By Michael P. Hill • August 1, 2018

Augmented Reality, Virtual Production and Virtual Sets Broadcast Design Weather

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After a virtual tornado “swept through” the Weather Channel headquarters, now computer generated lighting is taking strike.

In a segment during “Weather Underground TV,” Mike Bettes took viewers through a virtual lightening storm to showcase summer weather safety.

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Weather Channel to conjure immersive mixed reality ‘tornado’ to hit its HQ

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