Back when Facebook acquired the virtual-reality (VR) headset maker Oculus for US$2 billion in 2014, the buzz around VR was nearly deafening.
The hype has definitely died down — some say that deal was one of Facebook’s rare mistakes — but there is no denying the technology has some compelling features.
When Winnipegger Dan Blair graduated from Red River College, he wanted to build a virtual-reality-technology company. But the founder of Bit Space Development would not have predicted the niche in which he ended up finding his sweet spot.
