I'm having a bit of trouble grokking how this experience works for each participant.
I get the AR piece: People who are physically in a location they see their remote peers magically floating in the room with them while they can interact with virtual objects. That's cool.
But what do the remote people see? They don't have the benefit of AR, so I'd imagine they don't experience the real-world environment as they're sitting at a desk with a headset on, or just simply viewing a 3D world like they're playing The Sims?
I get the AR piece: People who are physically in a location they see their remote peers magically floating in the room with them while they can interact with virtual objects. That's cool.
But what do the remote people see? They don't have the benefit of AR, so I'd imagine they don't experience the real-world environment as they're sitting at a desk with a headset on, or just simply viewing a 3D world like they're playing The Sims?