Bill Gates has made a high claim of other Covid-19 posts.
In a recent published blog post, Tech Mogul estimates that most virtual meetings will be moved to Metaverse in the next three years.
Microsoft Co-Founder mentions its predictions in blog posts in Gatesnotes, according to the report by Vrscout.
While Gates discussed topics such as the wrong information Covid-19 and a container ship stuck on the Suez canal, he also touched people who stayed online to stay connected with their friends and family.
“We all have to adapt to ‘new normal,’ though what is different for everyone.
For me, the results have been spent mostly online”.
Gates then claimed that “in the next two or three years, I predict most of the virtual meetings will move from the 2D camera image grid – which I call a Hollywood box model, even though I know that it might date Metaverse, 3D space with digital avatars.” Gates wrote that “the idea is that you will eventually use your avatar to meet people in the virtual space that replicates the feeling of being in the actual room with them.
To do this, you need something like VR glasses and motion.
Gloves To accurately capture expression, body language, and quality of your sound.
“Let’s consider such changes to it will occur in the end, maybe not in a few years but more, then what kind of thing? From his claim, it seems that newly delivered normal by Covid-19 will only remain and the company will be forced to use Metafale for virtual meetings.
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This is the way Bill Gates sees the future of a virtual meeting
