VR and the future of human-computer interaction

Episode Summary

In this episode, Alexander Clark, Sensor, and Camera Architecture Manager at Hewlett-Packard (HP) and VR Startup founder joins us to talk about the developments in the VR realm and how new developments have been revolutionizing the way we view human-computer interaction.

Key Takeaways

1. VR due to its immersive nature is helping revolutionize education and therapy in particular as it helps to teach people and act as a personalized space for those undergoing therapy
2. Design is key to the VR interaction being intuitive as this technology offers an immersive experience unlike any other
3. Information visualization is very interesting in VR because there are three-dimensional ways to visualize that data
4. VR has various opportunities for remote teams as it offers a unique social interaction setting for dispersed teams as opposed to conventional video conferencing