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Sydney startup Now VR creates virtual reality relaxation experiences

Liz Leigh - April 14, 2016 3 MIN READ

One such company who is looking to promote different types of applications for VR experiences is Sydney startup Now VR. They are in the process of developing a wide range of augmented reality experiences, that move away from the gaming sector.

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