Now that virtual reality is becoming more popular, and more accessible to the masses thanks to products like Google Cardboard and the Dodocase, vcemo is set to be created as a dedicated video platform for VR content. vcemo's creators describe that this "This new form of 360-degree immersive media means that watching a video will no longer be a passive experience."
Currently raising funds on Kickstarter, this platform is set to be a place where people can plug into 3D content with the use of their own virtual reality headset, such as an Oculus Rift, Samsung Gear VR, or a more affordable option. Just like YouTube, vcemo will be a place for users to upload their own VR content as well as experience it.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Virtual Reality Video Platforms
- Dedicated video platforms solely focused on VR content will become increasingly popular as VR technology becomes more accessible.
- 360-degree Video Content
- 360-degree immersive media will revolutionize the way people consume video content.
- User-generated VR Content
- Platforms like vcemo will provide an opportunity for users to create and share their own VR content.
Sectors Adopting This
- Video Streaming
- With the rise of VR video platforms, the video streaming industry will have to adapt and provide VR-compatible content.
- Virtual Reality Technology
- The development of VR technology is a key factor in the growth and success of VR video platforms.
- Technology Crowdfunding
- Crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter will continue to provide opportunities for innovative technology ideas, including VR video platforms like vcemo.
