We've been experimenting with using VR for remote meetings and it really does work in making physical presence more relevant. I think Spatial is really onto som

We've been experimenting with using VR for remote meetings and it really does work in making physical presence more relevant. I think Spatial is really onto something but they can simplify the product even more. My main "immediate" use cases are actually a) meetings while taking notes or dealing with Trello and, b) pair programming, So, all I want is to stream my desktop and some aspects of my physical self (face and hand-movements are enough).There is no real need to bring in aspects of individual desktop apps into immersion (as they show with notes or 3D design tools), just stream my desktop and let everyone see. For pair programming, this would need to work seamlessly hours at a time. P.S: Incidentally AR vs. VR is less of an issue here, however, if it was real MR (i.e. I can see my real laptop screen exactly where it is) and I don't have to stream my own laptop that would be great.