jamesj

23 is not too late! I gained stereo for the first time at 27, and we've seen good results from people in their 50s and 60s. Whether or not it would work for your specific visual conditions is hard to say without being examined by an optometrist.

More and more evidence overturning the idea of the "critical age" is coming out every year. There are people significantly older than 35 taking part in our studies.

Yes, we still plan on releasing the home version of the game along with the consumer version of the Oculus Rift. It should be Q1 next year.

What is the most pleasant surprise each of you have come across since starting this project?

How pleasant it is to see a forest with depth. I spent my first few months of having depth perception in San Francisco, when I finally got out to Muir Woods it just blew me away how much more beautiful a forest is when you can see into it.

James, do you have any advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, or fellow young people who wish to make a difference in the world?

My advice is to build something that is useful to yourself and to others, then go out and talk about it. It is kind of a cliche, but don't be discouraged by everyone saying it can't be done. It probably can be with enough work.

Do you know Dr. Levi or Dr. Banks? Send me a private message, I'd be happy to talk to you more about it.