But this hybrid of VR and video chat feels like something new. VR isn't able to blend moving around and using real facial expressions yet, which makes VR theater performances feel more like dance and puppetry than real living, talking faces. The weird feel of us meeting in a virtual fishtank, with real people able to peek in, makes me think of a possible future where performers work in VR, while directors or creators observe in video panels, able to provide more emotional nuance with their faces.
She sees us as little 3D things in a virtual room. Someone from Spatial's PR team is doing this. What's really crazy is that anyone who's joining with a webcam can appear in a video window, floating for all of us to see. Participants can join Spatial's rooms through VR or a web app on PCs, phones and tablets, like Zoom. Looking at desktop documents and shared screens, but in VR.
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