Kickstarting an Industry with Yelena Rachitzky (Oculus) | TC Sessions AR/VR 2018

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Recorded on October 21, 2018. Oculus has pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into funding VR content, and while the headset market is still small, developers have built plenty of games and experiences. Facebook’s VR future rests on people finding new worlds that they want to step into, how will Oculus make this happen?

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Kickstarting an Industry with Yelena Rachitzky (Oculus) | TC Sessions AR/VR 2018
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