As I understand it, Vection plans to offer a complete suite of VR/AR solutions to industry which I think is a smart way to go. The current market is very fragmented with lots of companies offering quite narrow focused, and sometimes niche solutions. On it's own, Mindesk would fall into a niche category, presently, but as a part of the overall offering, it provides differentiation for Vection, and comes with established relationships with the major VR hardware and leading CAD/graphics software manufacturers.
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