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Another entrepreneur, same result when it comes to Apple Vision Pro vs. other VR headsets. Was just talking to founder of Nanome: Steve McCloskey. His app is being used by scientists to come up with new drugs and new materials. He passed me a crystal structure as a file.... Way way way way better than in other headsets. Better integrated. Better looking. Easier to control. Integrated into the real world. Damn, our kids are gonna have such powerful tools to learn biology and material science, among so many other things. Have you put your head inside a molecule today? I did, and it was STUNNING. It's clear to me that shortly the entire industry will be building for Apple. The leaders are speaking loud: Apple is way way way ahead of the others.show more

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Robert Scoble2 years ago

This is the structure he passed me as a USDZ.

NoFlinch2 years ago

@nanome_inc Ι was doing that 5 years ago

Robert Scoble2 years ago

@nanome_inc Yeah except now we can read the text.

Dave Pentecost2 years ago

@nanome_inc - download your own molecular models for visionOS, Vision Pro - USDZ files!

Adam Apple2 years ago

@nanome_inc I do wonder the extent of terms and agreements on information for the Vision Pro. Like, if you're designing something and because the info is on the cloud or via Apple's devices... do they have rights or ownership to that information? Or no?

Robert Scoble2 years ago

@nanome_inc Same rules as on other Apple devices.

hax2 years ago

@nanome_inc Insane, huge congrats to Steve! We had freshman orientation together in college, small world

JC - ∇/acc2 years ago

@nanome_inc imagine seeing molecular dynamics… ✨👏🏼

dohoblueskydog2 years ago

@nanome_inc More drugs. Yeah that's what we need.

Robert Scoble2 years ago

@nanome_inc My best friend was killed by cancer. So fuck you. We need more drugs to fix cancer.

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