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Microsoft Mesh keeps on delivering new features that help with collaboration and interactions with others! Hand gestures can be performed when using Mesh with Quest VR. Controllers open up new ways to interact with others in a natural way. Using controller buttons, users can activate thumbs up, pointing with a finger, waving / making a … Continue reading Thumbs up, mate! And other Microsoft Mesh gestures you can use in VR
As someone who works from home, attends a lot of online meetings, and does webinars I need a device that can provide clear and reliable audio that minimizes the background noises to attendees. It doesn't happen often, but usually when I am holding a webinar or workshop there are loud machines outside such as leaf … Continue reading Review: Jabra Speak2 75Â Â
Ever since Microsoft Mesh was announced, two and half years ago, I have been fascinated by its potential to transform the way we work and collaborate. I have been Meshing around for half a year now. As a Principal Consultant of Metaverse and Future Work at Sulava, I have been experimenting with Microsoft Mesh and … Continue reading Thoughts from the Microsoft Mesh road
Mesh events are the primary way people, outside of Teams meetings, join Microsoft Mesh. Mesh Event is based on a Mesh environment and has a lifespan for a specified time. These events can be customized with content, and this feature allows the presenter to show and hide what attendees see and more. In this article … Continue reading How to customize Microsoft Mesh events
After a long wait, we finally can enjoy the Microsoft Mesh and Mesh for Teams as these new experiences hit the public preview! I have had a privilege to be part of the private preview for almost half-a-year. Now I can finally share my experiences and insights on Mesh. It has been very exciting to … Continue reading Microsoft Mesh is in Public Preview!
Vesa Nopanen - Future Work today 