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I think remote working really is a part of solution to this. Perhaps augmented/virtual reality could be a good solution for some sort of application to have re
by richardknop 9y ago
I think remote working really is a part of solution to this.
Perhaps augmented/virtual reality could be a good solution for some sort of application to have remote meetings with colleagues with headset in a virtual room/scenery and collaborate like that.
It could be used for daily standups and other meetings and it would remove the social isolation problem of remote working and make it much more feasible. Is any AR/VR company working on anything like that?
- _pmf_ 9y ago> Is any AR/VR company working on anything like that? Probably every AR/VR company not working on games.
- TrickyRick 9y agoWhich ones would that be? Of the top of my head I only know of the Hololens being developed mostly for professional use, any other AR/VR tech is all gaming, gaming, gaming.
- _pmf_ 9y ago> Which ones would that be? Oh, I did not imply that there are any, just that the only largish applications besides games and "experiences" are probably fancy vanity applications for businesses.
- thearn4 9y agoIt seems like a smart space to try to develop something for. On the business side though, most of what I've seen are flashy and would probably get used less than a dozen times before being ditched for being to cumbersome.
- ghaff 9y agoActually just had a meeting with a company that develops VR experiences for events/product demos/etc. I'm still on the fence whether it's useful or a gimmick though.
- ghthor 9y agoBigscreen is the closest I've seen to working on this.
- aantix 9y agoLink : http://bigscreenvr.com/ http://bigscreenvr.com/