Moore to Give will record a loved one with a 360 degree camera for you to play back in VR, like you’re right in the room with them.
GOWEN, Mich — What if you could talk to your loved ones even after they die?
One Kent County man is working to make that possible through virtual reality technology, starting a business he says is the first of its kind in the entire world.
Christopher Moore first tried VR with a friend’s headset.
“Within a week, I got one myself,” he says.
First, it was for just playing games. But it became more after his dad, Mike, got cancer for the second time.
“He was my hero,” says Moore.
He originally recovered, but that time slipped away quickly until he died last year.
“We got another ten years with him,” says Moore. “Everybody would always like more.”
Thanks to his VR headset, he got more.
“I just wanted to try to find a …