Blog
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Meet the Speakers Bringing OowOah to Life
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The first OowOah live event is set to feature Elena Buriani and Sara Haboubi. We are looking forward to welcoming them as part of the…
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Could Overseas Colleagues Join Your Christmas Celebration Without Flying?
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A Christmas invitation can feel less inviting when it involves a flight, a hotel and several days away from home. For overseas colleagues, a short…
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No Tricks, Just Tickets: A New Way to Reach Audiences
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There is no trick behind the idea: OowOah gives speakers and organisers a way to sell tickets for live VR events and reach audiences who…
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Could Your Remote Team Hold a Christmas Jumper Meeting in VR?
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Christmas jumper day can start a conversation even when colleagues work in different places. With OowOah, a team could use a festive theme as the…
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Speakers, Your Next Audience Could Be Anywhere!
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Every room has a capacity. Your ideas do not have to. OowOah Live VR Events are designed to help speakers connect with people who cannot…
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Goodbye Travel Costs. Hello Front-Row Seats!
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Packed platforms, delayed trains and expensive journeys can take the shine off an otherwise brilliant event. OowOah offers a different way to attend: experience live…
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Could Your Christmas Team Quiz Happen in a VR Meeting Room?
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Who knows the most Christmas film quotes, and who insists the office biscuit tin counts as a festive landmark? A team quiz can provide a…
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Should a Live VR Camera Stay Still or Move Around the Venue?
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Compare a fixed live 360° event viewpoint with a moving camera. Plan around the programme, audience orientation, sound and the experience being offered.
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What Should You Keep Out of View During a Live First-Person Stream?
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Plan a first-person stream around what colleagues need to see. Check screens, documents, people and private areas before bringing a live view into a meeting.
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Could Quantum Leap Help Customers Witness Factory Acceptance Tests Remotely?
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Could a live first-person view help a customer observe a factory acceptance test remotely? Plan the evidence, camera sequence and limits of remote attendance.
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Could Wildlife Centres Offer Live VR Encounters for People Who Cannot Visit?
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Explore a possible live 360° wildlife-centre experience, with realistic expectations about animal appearances, keeper commentary and the camera viewpoint.
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Could Cookery Demonstrations Give Remote Viewers a Place at the Chef’s Table?
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Could a live 360° cookery demonstration bring remote guests closer to the kitchen? Plan counter views, clear explanations and useful recipe information.
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Could Fashion Shows Welcome a Worldwide Audience Through Live VR?
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Explore a live 360° fashion-show audience, including runway sightlines, garment detail, backstage boundaries and the information remote viewers need.
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Could Dance Schools Offer Remote Seats at Their Annual Show?
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Could live 360° VR help families experience a dance school show remotely? Consider the whole-stage view, music, filming arrangements and ticket details.
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Could Families Watch a Graduation Ceremony Live in VR?
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Explore a possible live 360° graduation experience for relatives who cannot travel, including ceremony viewpoints, sound and clear joining information.