Well, crap; that is almost as bad as having to meet them in person! Don't tell me technology isn't evil...

Microsoft shows off its vision for future meetings, with your colleagues as holograms floating in space https://t.co/Y9fjqRxOZx

— Pradheep J. Shanker (@Neoavatara) March 2, 2021

Alex Kipman is now demoing Microsoft Mesh IRL.

James Cameron and others should also be there too.

IRC, he's not behind a blue screen, but 3D-scanned into that environment, which is shared on AltSpaceVR. pic.twitter.com/xEF3Dogig8

— Daniel Rubino (@Daniel_Rubino) March 2, 2021

have we really run out of ideas on what to name things? mesh is already the name of a completely different, but widely used technology. why are you doing this to us microsoft https://t.co/cNTJNOqO83

— dan seifert (@dcseifert) March 2, 2021

In other words, you can join him in that room and experience that VR/MR as if you were really there.

And yes, it's going to Microsoft Teams, which is going to make work meetings very weird/cool in a few years.

— Daniel Rubino (@Daniel_Rubino) March 2, 2021

Microsoft Mesh is a new cloud service that will help developers add collaborative features like video calls into apps that work on the HoloLens & other kinds of devices. i met with 3 people in an app that uses Mesh while using HoloLens and it was very cool https://t.co/Y2mTw5XUIQ

— Jordan Novet (@jordannovet) March 2, 2021

Microsoft shows off its vision for future meetings, with your colleagues as holograms floating in space https://t.co/1cDdF4N2jf

— CNBC Tech (@CNBCtech) March 2, 2021

Microsoft shows off its vision for future meetings, with your colleagues as holograms https://t.co/nQ9sRsA6FT

— CNBC (@CNBC) March 2, 2021

Microsoft Announces its Mesh MR Platform - https://t.co/nzN3IcinTY pic.twitter.com/gxAQLD1z8o

— Paul Thurrott (@thurrott) March 2, 2021

Microsoft debuts its AR/VR meetings platform Mesh. Today, at a special AR/VR focused event held inside its virtual reality community platform Altspace, Microsoft showcased a new product aiming to provide their AR HoloLens platform and VR Windows Mixed... https://t.co/GRpKoFjoWi

— Jesse Damiani (@JesseDamiani) March 2, 2021