The technology is eventually expected to help people interact with one another within a virtual world now being built by the company.
The ongoing global coronavirus pandemic may, among other things, have an impact on the nature of intimate interactions between people in the future, Business Insider reports citing Angelina Aleksandrovich, founder and creative director of Raspberry Dream Labs.
According to the media outlet, Aleksandrovich’s company is “busy building a rig and software so people who are apart can still enjoy intimacy,” adding that “the time is so ripe for it.”
Raspberry Dream Labs’ product is reportedly geared for people who may be reluctant to meet new partners in person, while providing “users who are apart a sense of being intimate, with immersive sounds, visuals, and scents.”
The technology, which is currently in a prototype state, is expected to eventually allow people to enter Raspberry Dream Land, the company’s virtual platform, and to interact with others there.
As Aleskandrovich explained, the company is building its own platform after encountering “enormous oppression” and censorship while testing virtual reality hosting sites.
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