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Have we hit a VR tipping point? A conversation with Amber Osborne.

Fred · Apr 14, 2020 · Leave a Comment

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I’m a big fan of emerging technology.  While I can’t always afford it, our family recently got an Oculus Quest VR headset and I have to say, I’m really impressed.  So when I wanted to learn more about VR and talk about the potential of the platform it was a no brainer to call my friend, Amber Osborne, who is a AR/VR marketing strategist and consultant.  In my first conversational episode, Amber and I talk about how far VR has come over the last few years, our excitement over the potential future, our love of Ready Player One and the O.A.S.I.S. and more. 

Thank you to Amber Osborne for joining me in this podcast to talk about VR. You can reach her at @missdistructo and https://www.amberosborne.com. 

Links to topics and products discussed. 

Ready Player One – Audible

Headsets

  • Oculus
  • HTC Vive
  • Pico VR
  • Sony Playstation VR
  • Steam

Haptic Technology

  • Haptx – Haptic Gloves and more. 
  • New VR Skin Will Change Gaming Forever – The Gamer

Companies & Solutions

  • Doghead Simulations
  • On24
  • Mozilla Hub

Development Software

  • Unity
  • Unreal Engine
  • Spoke


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