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Who says data visualization has to be boring? Have you ever wanted to see your data in real 3D? Imagine going inside your data and viewing it from any angle, manipulating any aspect of your data visualization with simple hand gestures. Now you can, in true “Minority Report” fashion with DatavizVR.…

Reviews: Positive — 91% — of 23 reviews

Released: 2016-12-05

Developer: DatavizVR Inc.

Genres: Accounting, Education, Software Training, Utilities, Early Access

Platforms: Windows

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Release DateDec 5, 2016

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Review Score87.2% – Positive

Total reviews23

DeveloperDatavizVR Inc.

PublisherDatavizVR Inc.

PlatformsWindows

WebsiteDatavizVR.com

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