Many years ago, I conceived the idea of a special office that one could visit, say, in Moscow, San Francisco, Washington, and New York simultaneously, and hold a fully immersive, well-equipped meeting: numerous high-quality cameras behind an interactive 4K mirror/screen displaying the video feed from cameras on the other side with minimal distortion, a shared whiteboard, clear sound, microphones for everyone, high-speed internet, Microsoft Surface, the ability to send documents via express mail right away, easy parking and access, 24/7 availability, catering. Companies could “book” such rooms for important negotiations. Theoretically, a network of such centers could be established over time. Interestingly, what’s stopping this concept from being implemented?
Hi, I'm Rauf Aliev. 