Waterford Virtual Reality firm expands to Middle East and China

Waterford Virtual Reality firm expands to Middle East and China

David Whelan the CEO of VR Education Holdings and chief operating officer Sandra Whelan. The company said increased demand for its Engage platform means it now has more than 130 commercial customers.

Waterford virtual reality technology firm VR Education Holdings has reported an 83% increase in revenues for the first half of 2021.

The company said accelerated demand for its Engage platform means it now has more than 130 commercial customers. It provides virtual communications that allow users to create, share and deliver content for education, training, and online events through the Engage platform.

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