Nima Zeighami Says You Don't Need Expensive Headsets to Experience the Metaverse

Highlights- Nima has been in the immersive technology space for over a decade, starting his career at Apple and later starting his own consulting firm.- He worked on a VR game called "Smack It Ball" and became deeply involved in the Seattle VR scene, organizing events and creating meetup groups.- Nima also worked with Epson on the Moverio platform as a local developer evangelist.- The game "Smack It Ball" was put on Early Access on Steam but did not gain enough traction to continue development.- Nima joined Leia, where he worked as the manager of the within app for mobile and was involved in the development of the augmented reality app Wonderscope.- Wonderscope received positive reviews and became part of the curriculum in many schools.- Nima is currently the director of product at Leia.