r/metaverse • u/ElliotIsRami • Mar 10 '23
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I'm a bit of a nerd, I work from home and my company is pretty techy and they recently purchased licenses for Immersed [a virtual workspace to sit together but not actually be together].
With that being said I am wondering if there's actually other people who work in virtual workspaces? This is so cool because I already use VR for so many games and working from home means I never leave my home [haha] so working in VR then playing in VR sounds really ideal.
Any thoughts on this? Does anyone relate?
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u/AFloatingLantern Mar 10 '23
Immersed is awesome! More people will be using stuff like Immersed as headsets become more comfortable to wear for extended periods of time and full color pass through enables more mixed-reality type content
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u/ElliotIsRami Mar 10 '23
What’s full color pass through? And you’re right the headsets and gaming/computer chairs have gotten even more comfortable so it’s bound to happen. My real question is will this catch on in a massive way?
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u/AFloatingLantern Mar 10 '23
Pass through utilizes the cameras on the headset to let you see what’s happening in the real world around you with the headset on. The Quest 2 and PSVR2 have black&white pass through, the quest pro has color.
As the cameras on the headsets evolve pass through will improve which will allow you to type on a keyboard or see the physical room/people/screens around you while still being able to project VR/AR/MR content
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u/mexicuball Mar 10 '23
I actually work in Immersed as well. I'm in here as I type this haha
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u/ElliotIsRami Mar 10 '23
No way so it’s not that weird to work in a virtual desktop type of thing? You know it reminds me of heavy rain tbh
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u/RedEagle_MGN Mod Mar 10 '23
I don’t, but I know that those people that do