Podcast⎜Dr. VR x XRMust present: Bob Cooney’s analysis of LBVR

Mathieu G.

In this 33rd episode of the Dr. VR podcast, hosted by Dr. Justin Baillargeon in collaboration with XRMust, today's guest is a true pioneer of the immersive industry: Bob Cooney. A serial entrepreneur, author of Real Money from Virtual Reality and Guardians of the Metaverse, lecturer and strategic consultant, for over 35 years he has […]

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