The company notes that the Mesh platform can be used in different scenarios, for example, to organize a joint virtual presence in a meeting room. The platform will also form the basis for a future ecosystem of applications supporting this technology. The corresponding software will allow you to perform various tasks, including organizing virtual trips to different parts of the world, designing buildings by creating virtual copies, and much more.

Most modern VR headsets and tablets, computers, and smartphones can be used to interact with the virtual space. Naturally, the platform supports Microsoft’s own HoloLens 2 VR headset. The Mesh platform, based on the Azure cloud service, data processing tools, and artificial intelligence technologies, is currently available in test form. Customers can also request access to a version of the meeting app using AltspaceVR avatars, giving companies the ability to host corporate meetings with secure login and privacy tools. Next year, Microsoft will introduce additional features and add them to its Teams video conferencing service.