While video-conferencing works well when talking 1-on-1 or in very small groups, it gets challenging when we add more people into the picture. One obvious advantage of VR meetings over video conferencing is a feeling of physical presence: body (avatar) movements, head nods and handshakes enable non-verbal communication. Second, it is still quite challenging to do dynamic meetings such as various workshops remotely. Sometimes you simply need a whiteboard to sketch an idea or a set of “sticky” notes to do a brainstorming session. That is when VR has a substantial advantage.