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Our interview with Matt Rowell and Thomas Hayden, the co-founders of 360 Labs starts at exactly 44:00!

CES is over! It's a big time for VR and VR Video, with a host of new headsets to bring immersive video to more people than ever. Get ready to explore the thrilling intersection of 360 video, dome-based experiences, and the promise of Wi-Fi 7 for VR tech that could trim latency down to nearly invisible threads. This episode promises to be a journey through the evolution of VR design, where style meets functionality in a dance that aims to outfit the masses with sleek, lifestyle-friendly headsets, all without sacrificing an ounce of immersive bliss.

As we navigate the pulsating world of virtual concerts, witness how Blackpink, Alison Wonderland, Doja Cat, and the VR180 team at Red Rocks are setting the stage for the future of VR events with their top-notch production. With our first guests Matt Rowell and Thomas Hayden, the co-founders of 360 Labs out of Portland, OR joining us, get the inside scoop on the craft of creating immersive video content and the hurdles of bringing such innovative experiences to the hungry eyes of viewers worldwide. We even cast a critical eye on the Visor by Immersed and the Snapdragon XR2 plus Gen2 chipset, heralding a new era where tech meets trend.

But that's not all – we're also peering into the looking glass of the Apple Vision Pro's debut, casting a discerning glance at its potential to transform productivity in the Apple ecosystem. Plus, we'll debate the practicality and design choices of the latest AR glasses and 3D TVs unveiled around CES. So, buckle up for a ride into the dynamic, ever-shifting landscape of immersive content, where we're saving a front-row seat for you to experience the power and presence of virtual reality.

As usual, show notes here: Stereoscope Podcast Notes #3