Yes. A business can consider OowOah Live VR for a real product launch, allowing a remote headset audience to watch the event in immersive 360°. This is useful where the launch itself contains a presentation, interview or demonstration that has value beyond the people at the venue.
What should the broadcast show?
Plan the camera position around the presentation and the product. Make sure the speaker's explanation is understandable and that important material can be followed remotely. If a demonstration depends on a very small detail, test its visibility before assuming the audience will see it clearly.
Is Live VR the same as a private sales meeting?
No. A Live VR broadcast is an event-viewing experience. OowOah VR Meeting Rooms support a shared meeting conversation and use a different invitation arrangement. Choose according to the purpose: presenting a staged launch to an audience or discussing a proposal with a smaller invited group.
Can a business make its launch free?
Ordinary Live VR organisers offer paid tickets. Free events are reserved for OowOah ambassadors. A business considering a launch should assess whether a paid broadcast suits the audience and programme. State the offer clearly, including the supported headset requirement, before promoting a booking link.
Where can I find out more?
How your audience attends in VR. Visit explore hosting live vr events for the relevant service information.