My company has had a Double in our San Francisco lounge for about a year now (we helped Double Robotics beta test it). About 95% of our employees are remote so

My company has had a Double in our San Francisco lounge for about a year now (we helped Double Robotics beta test it). About 95% of our employees are remote so it's pretty cool being able to hop in and say hi to anyone that's co-working out of our lounge that day. It's really no different than using Skype video chat or a Google+ Hangout except that you aren't stuck on someone's laptop -- you can move around if you need to. It's rather gimicky but it's also quite fun. Still, if I needed to talk one-on-one with someone, or even participate in a group meeting (something I've never actually done due to my company's culture), then I think a standard video chat would work just as fine.