Matthew Turk: Remote AR collaboration requires independent viewpoints
Matthew Turk · Matthew Turk · Jul 28, 2017 · at 7:31
Matthew Turk, computer science professor and AR researcher, outlines architectural requirements for remote spatial collaboration during an a16z Academic Roundtable talk.
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“If you're just stuck with my viewpoint, seeing through my eyes, that's not really the same as if you were standing here with me and we were looking at something together. So the ability to have a independent viewpoint and the ability to independently explore the area that you're working on is important.”
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