invrse

A few days ago I wrote about some of the difficult negotiations my partners and I were having as we try to take our VR company to the next stage. The debates were pretty dank, and involved a lot of posturing

I joined Steemit a few weeks ago in response to some professional backlash over a critical post I made on Facebook. It was raw, unfiltered, painted a scary picture of all the difficulties that remain before

I just watched my second Blockchain lecture this month, discussing StormX, where last week the founders of RChain talked about their new kind of math that evolved into a programming language for smart

Steam has plenty of sales, and VR gets a lot of love and solid discounts during those sales, but some of the biggest titles don't get discounted at all. For the next two days, almost every big VR title

Hello from Seattle! I don't work at Valve, Oculus, HTC, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Magic Leap, Unity or Unreal. But every single one of those companies has an R&D lab in Seattle that is working on

Something magical has happened. The made-for-TV-movie is cool, and Netflix made it happen. Today I was sick as a dog, and since I shared my plague with the wife a few days ago, the two of us called in

Hello from Seattle! I don't work at Valve, Oculus, HTC, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Magic Leap, Unity or Unreal. But every single one of those companies has an R&D lab in Seattle that is working on

Greetings from Seattle. I have a VR company called Invrse, and you could say I am one of the leading experts in Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality.  I'm also a 3D Modeler, animator, and generally