At the most basic level, the only technology you need to host a virtual event is a video conferencing tool like Zoom, Google Hangouts, Microsoft Teams, GoToWebinar, or something similar. All these tools are viable options for webinars, product demonstrations, Q&A sessions, and other types of events.
You may also need microphones and a camera if you intend to broadcast yourself live or record presentations. If you’re doing a presentation, you’ll need software to create it so that it’s engaging. For example, a PowerPoint presentation is often a great addition to any webinar, but you can also use video, gamification, or other more engaging solutions.
Any type of virtual event can be enhanced with an Augmented Reality component. Instead of just viewing your event on a computer screen, AR enables your guests to interact and become a part of the experience.