Using virtual reality glasses Aussie was able to see the birth of his child
Samsung company on its global website released a touching story about how virtual reality glasses Samsung Gear VR assisted living in Australia Jason Lark not to miss one of the most important moments of his life – the birth of the third child.
Like many other Australians, an electrical engineer Jason Lark works on contact FIFO (fly in, fly out). It so happened that exactly on the estimated date of delivery Jason had gone out to work at a distance of several thousand miles from home.
According to Jason, a similar set of circumstances very burden and can cause depression. However, due to the VR-device Samsung Gear VR couple managed to reunite and share such a significant event in spite of the 4 thousand km, which were among them. Samsung company says that virtual reality technology was first used for capturing such events.
Employees of the Australian division filmed a video on how virtual reality glasses Samsung Gear VR allowed Jason Lark welcome his third son in a rather intriguing and unique shape.
«For me, it was as if a mountain had fallen from the shoulders & ndash; knowing that he will not miss such an important moment in our lives», – tells participant of the experiment Alison Lark.
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