WWE is currently in the early stages of testing out virtual reality technology.
The annual Consumer Electronic Shows (CES) convention is currently underway in Las Vegas and WWE Chief Strategy & Financial Offer George Barrios broke the news during a “Masters of Trailblazing Content” seminar.
According to virtual reality blog VRFocus.com, Barrios told the audience that WWE is currently testing VR content at the WWE Performance Center in Florida, but the technology is still a long way from being ready for a consumer rollout. Barrios said:
“It’s very, very early [in the testing phase]… it’s very expensive; the amount of cameras and post-production needed.”
Other companies currently developing VR content include the NBA, Artists Den, Skybound Entertainment.
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