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I think I have a piece of the Taj Mahal, and the pyramids in Egypt, and some places in Manhattan, but I definitely want to keep a lot of stuff for our users to buy. Alan: Is it volumetric or 360video? Hrish: It’s 360. Actually, we just got finished with that. So we’re working on getting it. Alan: Right.
I think I have a piece of the Taj Mahal, and the pyramids in Egypt, and some places in Manhattan, but I definitely want to keep a lot of stuff for our users to buy. Alan: Is it volumetric or 360video? Hrish: It’s 360. Actually, we just got finished with that. So we’re working on getting it. Alan: Right.
I think I have a piece of the Taj Mahal, and the pyramids in Egypt, and some places in Manhattan, but I definitely want to keep a lot of stuff for our users to buy. Alan: Is it volumetric or 360video? Hrish: It's 360. Actually, we just got finished with that. So we're working on getting it. Alan: Right. Hrish: Yeah.
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Alan: The whole idea of being able to take field trips really far — going to the pyramids in Egypt — that’s not really something that most schools (or any schools), you know, “let’s get a flight and fly halfway around the world to go see something.” It was like a 360video, interactive experience.
Alan: The whole idea of being able to take field trips really far — going to the pyramids in Egypt — that’s not really something that most schools (or any schools), you know, “let’s get a flight and fly halfway around the world to go see something.” It was like a 360video, interactive experience.
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