So, with that in mind, here’s a rundown of the three major ways in which virtual reality will affect the future workplaces of startups get together and work together, as condensed from Fast Company’s recent look at the future of the VR workplace in general.
1: VR Meetings Will Bring the World Together
Microsoft is planning the ‘Holoport,’ which will use 3D cameras to record and transmit your every gesture, as well as every object in your room. Combined with VR headsets with front-mounted cameras that relay a view of your own room to you, you can be fully equipped to enter a VR meeting with anyone in the world, as if they were sitting at a table beside you:
2: VR Whiteboards Will Make Collaboration Immediate
The future VR workplace might hold a series of linked whiteboards that immediately translate updates from around the world to each other:
3: Workplaces Might Even Create in 3D
A virtual reality workplace improves every aspect of collaboration, but it might even help pioneer a new form: three-dimensional creation.
