Virtual HVAC experiences have grown in popularity over the past year and a half, and they are worth checking out.

HVAC training software creators have seen changes in target audience, user interests, and platform strategies.

As the HVAC industry charges into decade two of the 21st century, more and more software solutions exist for contractors.

Manufacturers have been helping their dealers get through this period.

Good help is hard to find. But a virtual assistant can provide services to a business while working from an off-site location.

Visitors at the Titus booth did more than just look at the products on display; they experienced them. Highlighting its advanced technology applications, the manufacturer took attendees on a trip through its new augmented reality (AR) platform. Built to interact with its virtual reality (VR) platform that was launched a few years ago, the new AR program allows users to experience Titus products by actually putting them in a finished application.

One of Trane’s missions is to reduce the energy intensity of the world, and the company believes that the way to do this is through education. Trane’s theme at this year’s AHR Expo was “Knowledge Becomes Power.” Scattered across the displays were attendees with headsets piped directly in to what the professionals had to teach.