I think this could be used as a great basis for next generation video conferencing. Rather than compressing raster images of people speaking, we could send a model as an initial payload and subsequent instructions on how to manipulate it as the conversation progresses.
Most current networks can handle video conferencing (relatively) well. However, if 8k video or something like Light Field displays ever catch on, then we might end up needing orders of magnitude more bandwidth to drive video conferencing, so this might be an enabling technology.
Most current networks can handle video conferencing (relatively) well. However, if 8k video or something like Light Field displays ever catch on, then we might end up needing orders of magnitude more bandwidth to drive video conferencing, so this might be an enabling technology.