Chaotic Moon’s Ben Lamm. Photo credit: John Davidson
In Tuesday's American-Statesman, you may have seen my column on virtual reality. In the process of reporting that story, I did an email interview with Ben Lamm, the CEO of Austin-based Chaotic Moon Studios, which earlier this year was bought by Accenture.
Chaotic Moon has been working on VR projects for quite a while. Here’s the full interview, only a small portion of which appears in the column.
Ben Lamm: We've been developing in the virtual reality space for a while, because — while it's not mainstream yet–there's absolutely zero doubt that this is the future. It's that simple. When I got my hands on the first iterations of one VR project we're working on, it blew my mind — and I've seen a lot of incredibly technology. Or ask anyone on our team who's experienced VR at the level I have. We've all recognized that same thing. It's insane. It's THE FUTURE and Chaotic Moon has always been about harnessing that insanity by taking the most bleeding-edge tech in the world and creating an even cooler experience with it.
NextVR executive chairman Brad Allen watches the Golden State Warriors’ season opener against the New Orleans Pelicans during a demonstration of NextVR’s virtual reality technology at Oracle Arena in Oakland, Calif., on October 27, 2015. Using the virtual reality glasses, fans could see the action in 360 degrees in real time. Crecit: Doug Duran/Bay Area News Group/TNS
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