Courtesy Katmai
- I toured a virtual 3D office created by Katmai. The company hopes to make remote work better.
- Video feeds of workers make the virtual office feel more like a real one by letting you see others.
- Founder and CEO Erik Braund says hanging out on webcam allows for spontaneous conversations.
I entered the lobby but didn't see the man I was supposed to be meeting.
The office was modern — with glass walls and lots of open space. And it was virtual.
Sitting at the desk in my home office, I dragged my fingers across my computer's trackpad to turn and look around the 3D space. I could see circular video feeds of real people in virtual offices.