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September 20, 2021

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7 HARTFORDBUSINESS.COM | SEPTEBER 20, 2021 STARTUPS, INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY TOTAL PROJECT SIZE: 17,000 SF Building For Your Success LIBERTY MAZDA HARTFORD, CT Building car dealerships is a passion of ours. Having previously built their original facility in Hartford, PDS recently completed a renovation to the currently occupied Liberty Mazda building. Totaling 17,000 square feet, this project includes a new drive-in service reception area, showroom, offices, customer lounge, parts department, exterior wall panel, glass and more. PDS is no stranger to the automotive industry. Having built over a dozen dealerships in our prolific history, we work to accommodate your budget and timeline. For over 55 years, PDS has always built relationships based on trust, efficiency, and transparency to provide the highest quality end result. SPOTLIGHT ON: AUTOMOVITVE 107 Old Windsor Road, Bloomfield, CT 06002 | 860.242.8586 | pdsec.com THINK • PLAN • BUILD and The Goddard schools across the state, have been a growth area for Healy's company over the past year. And the technology is being used in the classroom, too. He points, for instance, to the Mark Twain House 3D tour, which he helped create. "VR allows clients to expand their stories and audience from being local to being global," said Healy, who predicts virtual reality elements will continue to be a long-term component of his clients' business model after the pandemic. Prasad Joshi agrees. As the senior vice president for emerging technology solutions at IT giant Infosys, which has a Hartford office, Joshi said he sees the future of virtual experience only expanding across multiple platforms. "We are probably five years away, but I think we'll see [the incorporation] of human senses beyond sight and hearing in the virtual experience," he said. "An immersive 360-degree experience — where you can look around and hear [the environment] is a good way to learn things along the way." PHOTO | CONTRIBUTED Tony Healy Avon-based Capture LLC created a 3D virtual tour (shown above) for Hartford's Mark Twain House & Museum.

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