Virtual, For Real – The RapidPipeline Podcast
Virtual, For Real - The RapidPipeline Podcast
Podcast Description
In this podcast, we are going to talk and learn about all things virtual digital twins, and how they can help us improve workflows in the real world. From virtual photography, virtual planning of spaces, B2B virtual showrooms to XR and 3D in eCommerce, we are leaving no stone unturned in exploring what the future of digital twins holds.
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The podcast covers themes such as the optimization of workflows, the integration of virtual photography, and the development of B2B virtual showrooms, with episodes dedicated to analyzing the impact of XR and 3D in eCommerce. Specific episodes explore topics like the Four Pillars of Digital Twin Optimization and real-world applications in fashion and retail, aimed at enhancing efficiency and innovation.
In this podcast, we are going to talk and learn about all things virtual digital twins, and how they can help us improve workflows in the real world. From virtual photography, virtual planning of spaces, B2B virtual showrooms to XR and 3D in eCommerce, we are leaving no stone unturned in exploring what the future of digital twins holds.
In this episode of Virtual for Real, Max welcomes Jonathan Beals to dive deep into the challenges and real-world impact of digital twins, 3D design workflows, and the future of AI-powered product development. With over a decade at Nike pioneering digital pipelines and now advising major brands at Adobe, Jonathan shares actionable insights on why most digital initiatives fail, and how to make them succeed.
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