Glue is a collaboration platform for teams who need remote meetings to be as great as face-to-face meetings. Glue brings remote teams together to learn, share, plan and create. Combining the best in immersive 3D graphics, virtual reality and cloud computing technology, Glue empowers teams everywhere to maximize their collaborative potential.
Glue offers both FREE and PAID subscriptions to is remote collaboration platform. Within the app you can create a Glue Team and Glue Account with FREE subscription.
FREE subscription offers you all the features of Glue including customizable 3D avatars, spatial audio, selection of persistent meeting spaces, full suite of collaboration tools and the team files storage for your files.
With the FREE subscription, you can have up to 10 members in your Glue Team and create up to 10 Team Spaces. FREE subscription has a session time limit of 30 minutes per session.
PAID subscription options and upgrading your subscription at www.glue.work/pricing.
March 18, 2022
Glue Collaboration, the leader in collaborative, real-time VR software services, today announced a new version of Glue, including clothing, hats and head coverings that give users the opportunity to fully express themselves in the virtual world. What’s new in the latest Glue More ways to express…
February 6, 2021
Quest really needs something like this. A slick platform where both VR and flatscreen can meet and share. However...instead I found... Unresponsive menu ‘buttons’ that just won’t work consistently , frustrating movement options (that joystick button is no good at all), and limited functionally. The avatar creator is not too bad...Just let me use my oculus avatar please. And i like having a menu button in my hand. Nice Also — 50euros a month...per user. I hope you nail it with Future updates , but I would hate to have to host or go to a meeting here at present.
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February 3, 2021
My initial thoughts from my first meeting in Glue: • “This is awesome.” I spent the first 10 minutes smiling and just pressing every button available. • The virtual meeting rooms are beautiful, and the spatial audio is fantastic. I could tell where my co-worker was standing in the virtual room; he was able to walk into a virtual conference room and shut the door and I was no longer able to hear him. As he got closer to me, I had the natural inclination to back away. • After the demo ended and the sales rep left the room, we just chatted for 20 minutes. When I took the headset off, I felt like we just met in person. • I'd say it's a great complement to WebEx meetings and could potentially be used for virtual conferences, team meetings, engaging with customers, 1:1 brainstorming, modeling of molecules... But we might be a few years away from widespread adoption. • After a while, I wondered: "will the novelty wear off quickly?"... but then I think of all the potential use cases for it and I'm very curious where it will all go in the coming years.
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February 9, 2021
Before you get too excited, log into the Glue website and go down to the very bottom in the little tiny print and check out Pricing. Over $70 US per person per month unless you commit for a year and save around 10% maybe? Looks great in the video but it costs 3x as much as my Oculus for a year (!) and who knows how it really works? Glue should at least offer a month free trial for that price. And they are not up front about this RMR scheme. Caveat emptor. Deleted.
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February 5, 2021
I was struggling to sign in so went to their website and clicked on pricing. 50 dollars per month! Yikes! Deleted.
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February 5, 2021
If compared to the Brady Bunch grid of faces that we currently see for hours per week, this would merit six stars or more. The sense of interaction, the ease of presenting material and capturing what’s been done in the meeting, are far better than I ever expected. Giving it a 4 star rating, though, because the to-do list to get to 5 is straightforward: better persistence of position and orientation when returning to a previous place, better physics for manipulated objects (if something is stacked on something else, sliding the bottom object shouldn’t just leave the stacked object floating in space) and better integration of environment and tools (if slides are being shown on a screen, a Camera shot of the room should show what we were seeing on the screen and not just show the empty-screen placeholder). For example. I expect to see this deserving a 5 quite soon and I expect it to become a routine part of how we do stuff here.
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