That's right, it is in all the VR/AR hardware manufacturers interests to support the software developers, e.g. Vection/Mindesk, as the increased demand for VR/AR applications = more headset sells. HTC Vive, in particular, does this through its start-up investment programs, of which Mindesk was a participant.
Ann: Vection Joins Facebook ISV Program & Launches Mindesk 2020.4, page-16
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