That sounds intriguing—let me run a quick feasibility check on the tech specs first, then we can map out a scene that fits the hype. Streaming it would be a nice twist, but we’ll keep the choreography synced to the code. Give me a link and I’ll dive in.

I watched the demo, and the visual fidelity is solid—textures are crisp and the motion blur feels realistic. But I’d need more data on latency, tracking accuracy, and how the system handles multi‑user sync before committing to a live performance. If you can share the SDK docs and some latency metrics, I’ll run a quick benchmark. That way the livestream can stay sharp and avoid lag that would break the flow.

I pulled the SDK and the latency report—latency’s hovering around 18 ms, which is under the 20 ms sweet spot for VR. The tracking module looks solid, and the API is clean enough for quick integration. One tweak: add a fallback mode for users with lower bandwidth; that could smooth the livestream for anyone on a less robust connection. Otherwise, it looks ready to go for a demo run. Let’s set up a test session and iron out any hiccups before the big livestream.