> In my opinion Zoom should be investing heavily in this, and Zoom’s market is the one newcomers stand to gain. I'm genuinely unsure if you're saying all this

> In my opinion Zoom should be investing heavily in this, and Zoom’s market is the one newcomers stand to gain. I'm genuinely unsure if you're saying all this with a wink: we're into year 10 of VR Neue, it's been a tarpit for all who got in, and it sounds like an absolutely horrible idea for the video call company to dump money into VR for...eye contact? Note the headset that supports this is $1200. And that's par for the course for eye tracking AFAIK. I love VR and against my rational side, still invest in a premium headset every year two. Price, historical market, corporate finances, and responsible stewardship aside, I absolutely cannot wrap my head around the idea that VR eye contact with an uncanny valley head replica and/or cartoon improves eye contact over...just seeing your eyes...so much that it's a killer app. (my poor unfortunate Vision Pro and it's rapid dropoff in sales seem to indicate this very strongly as well)