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Peripheral hires former Meta Reality Labs exec to lead volumetric video push

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Toronto-based AI startup Peripheral has appointed former Meta Reality Labs executive Shaun Carrigan as its first chief product officer. The company is developing spatial intelligence technology, specifically volumetric video capture, for the sports market, aiming to overcome current limitations in quality, cost, and speed. This move signals a significant investment in the future of immersive sports experiences and could accelerate the adoption of volumetric video beyond initial broadcasting applications.

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