Its complicated how it happened but at the first night’s socializing reception I was asked to show some of my sensual Virtual Reality content at Vision Summit. Minor panic gave way to a hunt.
Luckily I had packed my Dk2 and Gear VR, then we borrowed another girl's Gear VR and ran to buy more headphones, and into Victoria Secret for our new haptic inputs: silk lingerie.
Turns out that Victorias Secret doesn’t have real silk. So the three of us spent a good thirty minutes with our eyes closed touching slips and panties to see how close we could come. This is in Hollywood, so the tall dry and slender blond barely noticed the odd behavior which is what's so wonderful in a land where content creation is king.
We chose complex silk and lace underwear for the DK2 experience and a slip for the Gear VR. We headed back upstairs, and through a thick haze of virtual and augmented reality buzzwords: scene editor, streaming, presence, MVP, frame rate, latency, immersion, empathy, space exploration. The most recurrent word was the classic: "storytelling". This one was the one I heard with the most fervor. I poped into a post mortem about the year in cinematic VR where the speaker listed all the drivers of VR all the while never mentioning porn. I never heard about sensuality or arousal. Porn was mentioned as an afterthought and never on a stage.