Marshall is an innovator. He has always thought outside of the box, and incorporated new software or hardware ideas into whatever project he has been working on.
He started his first software company at age 12, and sold software internationally that helped the deaf learn to sign.
He volunteers and has provided software in orphanages, houses of worship, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and a variety of other non-profits over the course of his career.
Marshall Anschutz has spent the past 5 years creating virtual reality hardware and software. He wants to provide training and resources so that virtual reality is used well in every industry. Marshall’s background creating innovative solutions include hardware prototypes of the Samsung Gear 360 camera as well as helping scale their early VR video platform, SamsungVR.
Marshall Anschutz has spent the past 5 years creating virtual reality services used by the majority of mobile VR headset owners.
Marshall built early hardware and software prototypes of the Samsung Gear360 camera, as well as a 56 camera volumetric video capture studio. He has also architected one of the largest 360 video backend services, as well as designed a variety of AR and VR experiences for clients in the oil and gas industry.
Marshall began to see how large the need would be to not only create innovative solutions, but to also train others to build them for their industries. He loves to help others think differently about every aspect of content creation and consumption in mixed reality systems, and hopes to see AR and VR used well in every industry.