How Platform-as-a-Service can be a shot in the arm for Virtual Reality

1. It provides a standard: One of the reasons the internet is so pervasive is because its techy-sounding protocol, TCP/IP, allows different networks to speak to each other easily. Imagine if different manufacturers / ISPs used different inoperable standards! In fact, Mark Zuckerberg himself said that the success of the metaverse will depend on the interoperability of various metaverses. A PaaS ensures standardization to a good degree, which brings with it its own benefits of references, benchmarks, modularity, and so on.                                                                                                                                        
2. Functional toolsets for niche use cases: Did you know there are streaming solutions specific to online concerts or conferences? Each of these are optimized and customized for that use case, rather than one giant one-size-fits-all solution. Such is the case with PaaS as well. For example, our solution Brahmarsive is a PaaS for VR specific to education. It has several features that would be very useful for educators and instructors, such as {NEED 1-2 SPECIFIC EXAMPLES HERE}. Similarly, a PaaS that is made for gaming would have features that would be common across games. As the industry matures, one can expect increasingly niche platforms, and more powerful “starting kits”!                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
3. Taking care of common requirements like payment gateways: This needs no explanation. It’s akin to how Shopify has made the life of entrepreneurs easier – not just by providing an interface, but by integrating payments, shipping, and even online advertising onto its platform.

The common thread, you will see, is to remove barriers in the way of bringing an idea to life.