Facebook spaces live streaming goes live

Facebook has bought live streaming to VR(Virtual Reality) by enabling people to share live video to each other using Facebook spaces virtual reality apps. Facebook spaces was launched in April. It is the company's first VR app built for the company's Oculus Rift VR headset which is developed & manufactured by Oculus VR a division of Facebook.
According to Facebook blog post on Wednesday people could interact with other Oculus Rift users inside a Virtual playground by chatting & drawing 3D animations.
By going live from Facebook Spaces, you can share a whole new kind of moment with friends & family directly from the VR. Whether you are a touring exotic locations across the globe in 360 or rifting on a viral video, the people who matter most to you can now follow along in real time on Facebook was posted on the blog post.

Users who are going live from Facebook Spaces will have a Virtual camera that can be positioned anywhere to capture the actions while their friends can comment on their broadcast.
Spacers users can also broadcast their VR sessions to those users who don't have the Oculus Rift.
Facebook also has dropped the price of its Oculus rift headset to $400.

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