Staying Lean and Mean with Maureen Fan (BaoBab Studios) | TC Sessions AR/VR 2018

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Recorded on October 21, 2018. Baobab Studios has raised $31 million from top investors to create cinematic VR that excites audiences. While VR startups raised plenty of cash in 2016 and 2017, slow headset sales have caused startups to focus on building for a virtual future that might take a couple more years to reach.

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Staying Lean and Mean with Maureen Fan (BaoBab Studios) | TC Sessions AR/VR 2018
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