AltspaceVR/Intel to Showcase Social Virtual Reality at CES 2015

AltspaceVr is a Google-backed virtual reality startup who is developing a shared virtual reality platform.  This platform will give users a chance to share a virtual space and interact together, much like the real world.  Users can play games together, watch movies together, or experience anything on the internet together.  Currently, AltspaceVR’s platform is in closed beta.

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“There’s something special about being together,” said Eric Romo, founder and CEO, AltspaceVR. “With AltspaceVR’s social VR platform, people feel as if they are in the same place, where they can enjoy shared experiences like watching a movie or sporting event. We’re bringing VR beyond gaming applications to give people the opportunity to interact in the most natural way possible online.”

If you’ll be attending CES 2015 in Las Vegas, you can check out AltspaceVR’s new social virtual reality platform at Intel’s booth.  Check out the details below:

What: AltspaceVR at CES 2015

Who: Curious consumers, early adopters, explorers

When: January 6-9, 2015

Where: CES 2015, Las Vegas, Nevada (Intel Booth #7252- Tech East LVCC, Central Hall).

AltspaceVR was founded in 2013 and has since received $5.4 million from Google Ventures, Dolby Family Ventures and Formation 8, and others.  AltspaceVR is currently hiring as well as looking to expand its user community.  To sign up for the beta, you can visit Altvr.com.

If only I had an Oculus Rift, I’d be signing up myself!

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