Just a year after debuting a standalone virtual reality headset, Intel is pivoting away from hardware and into VR content.
At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Intel announced that it’s opening a new studio in Los Angeles to create immersive content that allows viewers to walk within a space in VR rather than passively standing in place while watching a 360-degree film. The studio, called Intel Studios, will allow the company to better capture volumetric video, an emerging format that lets people exist within a three-dimensional scene.
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