Wevr's Transport Content Platform Doesn't Want To Be The YouTube Of VR

[alex davies]

Wevr, the creators of the amazing "theBlu: Encounter" VR demo for the HTC Vive, explained to Tom's Hardware why its recently announced Transport content platform is going to "bear hug creatives" and isn't the YouTube of VR.

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[Oldbutstillatit]

Looks familiar: https://www.wearvr.com/browse/newest

Lawsuit incoming?

 

[Quixit]

I predict they'll be bust in a year. Betting this hard on VR is a bad bet unless you have millions of dollars sitting around that you can afford to gamble.

 

[Oldbutstillatit]

I predict they'll be bust in a year. Betting this hard on VR is a bad bet unless you have millions of dollars sitting around that you can afford to gamble.

Apparently they have Twenty Five Million laying around.

 

[computerguy72]

I predict they'll be bust in a year. Betting this hard on VR is a bad bet unless you have millions of dollars sitting around that you can afford to gamble.

Failed comment... The article states clearly that they had at least 2 rounds with the last being $25M... So I predict you are bust(ed) right now.

 

[cptnjarhead]

Not sure why people confuse 3dTV and VR. Thinking VR will be a fad or gimmick, and never make it off the ground. VR is a totally different experience, with tech the grows exponentially, because mobile phones and VR are joined at the hip. TV's are an appliance that people hold onto for years, phones are constantly being upgraded. Everyone with a smartphone made in the last year or so has a VR capable device that they carry with them everyday, and with in the next year, most smart phones will have dedicated VR tech built specifically for certain platforms. VR is not only here to stay, but it will evolve very quickly, and O.R. will push the tech even further. Stop focusing on strapping something on your face, and look beyond.