Verse Orlando coming to Lake Nona as part of augmented-reality push
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The idea that Lake Nona is a living lab — a lived-in place that provides an environment to test new ideas and capabilities — is something Juan Santos takes to heart.
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The senior vice president of brand experience and innovation for Lake Nona developer Tavistock Group, Santos told Orlando Inno the group believes there are technologies that will be significant and influential on the way people conduct business and live — and they want Lake Nona to be at the forefront of where those technologies are being explored.
In the past, that has meant investing in autonomous vehicles and fiber internet connectivity. Next up? Augmented reality.
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