57 min
VR Wasn't Built in a Day | Catherine Allen Machine Unlearning
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- Technology
Join us for a fascinating conversation with Catherine Allen, founder of Limina Immersive. Catherine talks in detail about VR technology, her journey into the industry, the bodily impact of technology and why VR is like a seance and a rollercoaster.
In the episode we also cover:
- Why the film Gladiator has ruined society
- Whether women really get more motion sick using VR - and if we can really blame that on eye shape
- How Hannah nearly broke every piece of VR technology she's used
- Why Catherine thought she'd invented VR
- Why the Victorians worried that trains would make women's wombs would fall out
- Moore's Law - why technology growth might be exponential – and does that mean culture is too?
Catherine finishes the episode by offering up some advice on entering the VR industry.
Join us for a fascinating conversation with Catherine Allen, founder of Limina Immersive. Catherine talks in detail about VR technology, her journey into the industry, the bodily impact of technology and why VR is like a seance and a rollercoaster.
In the episode we also cover:
- Why the film Gladiator has ruined society
- Whether women really get more motion sick using VR - and if we can really blame that on eye shape
- How Hannah nearly broke every piece of VR technology she's used
- Why Catherine thought she'd invented VR
- Why the Victorians worried that trains would make women's wombs would fall out
- Moore's Law - why technology growth might be exponential – and does that mean culture is too?
Catherine finishes the episode by offering up some advice on entering the VR industry.
57 min