Startup of the Week - Holomeeting
by Startacus Admin
Holomeeting - The lowdown on the startup that is helping to create the office of the future and using mixed reality to enable its users to collaborate, communicate and create like never before...
Whilst more and more of us are working remotely, we generally all still need to collaborate and work with others. Therefore there is an ever growing need to find innovative ways to help us do just that. After all, the office as we once knew it has changed forever.Having recognised that, our latest startup of the week have created a solution which is set to fundamentally change how we work.
Holomeeting is a “ remote collaboration & communication application for enterprise users” which uses Mixed Reality to enable its users to collaborate, communicate and create like never before. In a sense, it is like working in a holographic office.
Users can have fully immersive virtual meetings, where they can draw and communicate with colleagues and clients in a remote workspace environment.
There is a Live Feed feature which can be used in all sorts of situations - from training sessions through to enabling remote repairs to be undertaken. The key thing is that the technology enables all parties to communicate efficiently and with ease.
And as we all know, when collaborating or liaising with a client or customer, it’s a must that we have relevant files and docs at hand. With Holomeeting you can - it supports over 60 different file types, thereby ensuring that users can share ideas and designs with ease.
Dreary office environments are surely a thing of the past thanks to innovative startups like Holomeeting. And we reckon this is only the beginning… Holomeeting is most certainly one to watch.
Check out the short video below which will give you a little further insight into what it's all about.
Holomeeting
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Published on: 28th March 2019
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