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Considering the no code and training focus I see a bit of an overlap with uptale which is very popular in our enterprise. I'll have a look at it because I'm ver
by wkat4242 2y ago
Considering the no code and training focus I see a bit of an overlap with uptale which is very popular in our enterprise. I'll have a look at it because I'm very interested in what you're doing. I'm sorry it didn't work out but i really applaud the decision to open source as it's great for the VR environment as a whole. It could use some positivity after the collapse of the overhyped "metaverse".
I personally think VR is great tech that has its uses. It's just not for everyone and everything. It never was. The hypers were trying to make it into something it wasn't, or at least something it wasn't ready for in decades (a vision of everyone using it all the time) which harmed the potential of the technology even in the places where it did have a lot of value to add.
- kkarich 2y agoSurprised I have not come across Uptale until right now. From first glance it looks like there is going to be a good amount of overlap. +1 to it's not for everything. One challenge we faced was teaching customers "when" using VR makes sense.