Hosted by Clorama Dorvilias · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 7 episodes
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In this series, former PM and industry insider Clorama Dorvilias explores the growing tension inside the tech industry and the widening gap as enthusiasts begin questioning their role, their return on investment, and their place in the ever-shifting promises of XR and emerging tech. From “prototype-as-product” launches to puzzling “standout features,” to disappearing partnerships and constantly deprecated SDKs… a ten-year journey toward “the next biggest platform after mobile” has left consumer enthusiasts, investors, entrepreneurs, and developers all asking the same question: Who is this actually for? 2026 is bringing a wave of new XR devices from both big and small players alike. And yet, despite constant user feedback, community discussions, and access to unprecedented amounts of data, many of these products still miss the mark (or arrive on wobbly footing). So with billions in resources, huge AAA partnerships and Blockbuster IPs, and access
Clorama Dorvilias hosts The Existential Crisis of a Tech Enthusiast, a society show with 7 episodes published.
Meta delivered Horizon Worlds VR users a 90-day eviction notice...then walked it back to soften the blow. Days later, Rec Room announced its own shutdown. And the social VR community is left managing an unexpected but ve
Meta handed Horizon Worlds VR users a 90-day eviction notice...then walked it back to soften the blow. Days later, Rec Room announced its own shutdown. And the social VR community is left managing unexpected grief over v
Why did AI take off so quickly, while XR, despite years of promise and investment, never quite caught the same fire? And where have all the community led VR/XR Developer communities gone? In this episode, I chat with Nei
Why did AI take off so quickly, while XR, despite years of promise and investment, never quite caught the same fire? In this episode, I sit down with Neilda Pacquing Gagné, former XR founder turned AI ecosystem builder,
As smart glasses become more recognizable in everyday life, early signs of social backlash are already emerging and they resemble the same kind of reactions that led to sinking Google Glass. However, nearly every major t
In this episode, Clorama Dorvilias (Former PM at Meta/Google, XR Entrepreneur and Dev) teams up again with Siciliana Trevino (Former PM at AlcoVR, XR Designer, and Women and XR/AR Allies) take a step back from the hype t
In this series, former PM and industry insider Clorama Dorvilias (that's me!) explores the growing tension inside the tech industry and the widening gap as enthusiasts begin questioning their role, their return on invest
Welcome to the first episode of the series, this conversation, XR Veterans Siciliana and Clorama explore the future of VR and AR , and the business landscape surrounding these technologies with a product management lens.
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