We already have that with video calls. The headset adds a sense of depth, but since you're wearing it on your face, any visual of you is going to be artificiall

We already have that with video calls. The headset adds a sense of depth, but since you're wearing it on your face, any visual of you is going to be artificially constructed (i.e. there's a rubber gasket over important facial muscles, so no camera could hope to capture them). I have much more hope for someone like Starline, though it seems they've gone the AI route to cut down on the number of cameras and hardware for blending them together. https://blog.google/technology/research/project-starline-prototype/ https://blog.google/technology/research/project-starline-pro...