I have been following HypeVR, a San Diego-based company in the VR space, since I encountered it at Intel’s booth at CES 2017, and I’ve watched the company’s technology improve and grow. During a recent visit to the company’s San Diego offices, founder Tonaci Tran walked me through the progress that the company has made over the last 3 years. The company’s growth is in part due to the involvement of industry luminaries and a co-founder and CSO at 3nfinite like Ted Schilowitz, Futurist at Paramount (who I know from way back in his days at RED Digital Cinema). Beyond that, though, the company has also benefited from the renewed interest in collaboration and streaming platforms during the Covid-19 pandemic. People are looking to XR to increase engagement and immersion and help people connect in an increasingly remote and isolated world. I’m writing today because HypeVR recently unveiled some big announcements—a name change, to 3nfinite, and the launch of its new Enbly app designed to enable the viewing of volumetric video over 5G connections.