Lalin Ananbanchachai, co-founder and chief operations officer of Exzy, said that the VR Sphere comes from her passion for the "Jurassic World" movie. VR Sphere has just been officially commercialised, with two museums ordering one each. "In the market, there is room for VR technology, especially the 360-degree VR world, which gives users the 'real virtual world' where they can interact with the virtual world in a way that seems like they are actually in that world, rather than only wearing VR glasses," said Lalin. The machine is for sale to customers along with help developing and implementing the VR software, or alternatively for rent with help developing and implementing VR software for events. The price to buy the VR Sphere is over Bt5 million, excluding development and implementation of VR software, while the price of renting a VR Sphere is over Bt1 million per event excluding VR software development and implementation.

Source: The Nation Bangkok September 24, 2017 05:48 UTC