Google’s hologram video call booths want to make you ‘feel like you’re there’—and they might be coming to your office

By cineramaOctober 16, 2022Metaverse

Holograms aren’t just for dead celebrities anymore. In fact, it might not be long before you’re attending a virtual work meeting with lifelike, 3D representations of your colleagues. That’s […]

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Google’s hologram video call booths want to make you ‘feel like you’re there’—and they might be coming to your office

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