The AR/VR Presidential Election Center will broadcast live from CBS New York, CBS Chicago, CBS Philadelphia, CBS Bay Area and CBS Colorado on Nov. 5 When you purchase through links on our site, we may ...

The show will debut on Feb. 2 with news delivered from a state-of-the-art AR/VR news studio When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. “Our ...

CBS Stations has been trumpeting the use of its augmented reality and virtual reality-driven studio technology across many of its broadcast television properties, including KPIX-5 in San Francisco and ...

CBS Miami is set to unveil its AR/VR (augmented reality/virtual reality) studio on March 16th. Sports Anchor Mike Cugno will introduce the technology and, later that evening, Chief Meteorologist Ivan ...

High-tech debut: KOVR introduced its AR/VR studio at noon, marking the 12th CBS station to adopt the immersive technology. Expanded coverage: AR/VR will be integrated into all news, weather, and ...

CBS Texas (KTVT-TV) in Dallas-Fort Worth has become the latest station to roll out Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality (AR/VR) technology, marking the eighth CBS Stations market to adopt the ...

CBS Texas recently launched a new augmented reality/virtual reality set, making it the only station in the region to offer the groundbreaking technology. The new AR/VR set launched on June 23, ...

Aiming to provide viewers with “deeper understanding and context,” the broadcaster’s engineers, data scientists, producers, artists and journalists have created an immersive election results ...

CBS O&O WWJ Detroit (CBS Detroit) is debuting what it says is the region’s first AR/VR technology-driven studio during today’s 5 p.m. newscast, starting with AR/VR-enhanced weather led by Chief ...

CBS Texas recently launched a new augmented reality/virtual reality set, making it the only station in the region to offer the groundbreaking technology. The new AR/VR set launched on June 23, ...

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- If you've ever walked through 3rd Street Market Hall, you may have seen people waving their arms, laughing, and yelling at each other. No, they're not losing it -- they're inside ...