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A fictional future version of yourself appears in a virtual home and asks what you want to change.

A concert rehearsal, a creative workshop or a fictional challenge contains several stories at once.

You would not literally swap bodies, but sharing a friend’s viewpoint could create an unusual perspective-taking experience.

A planetary robot and an Earth-based team could share observations without sharing the same moment.

A classroom looking through an astronaut’s viewpoint would have a remarkable starting point for questions about work in space.

A robot can sometimes provide observations from a place that is unsuitable for a visitor.

An aerial view reveals the shape of a place; a ground-level robot reveals the details.

If travel is not possible, could a supervised robot help you experience part of an exhibition or event? You might see a stand from the robot’s position…

A remotely operated underwater vehicle can reach places most people will never visit.

The idea is irresistible: a headset becomes your window onto a lunar landscape, seen from a rover’s camera.

You sit at home, put on a headset and receive the view from a robot somewhere else.

A player finds a strange object in a room and asks a fictional AI companion what to examine next.

A host opens a door in a theatrical haunted-house set while a remote audience shares the view.

In a virtual chase, seeing the pursuer’s viewpoint could change the whole puzzle.

A distributed hide-and-seek game could connect teams in different places through first-person views.

An escape room normally follows a planned sequence.

You open a shared experience and your friend appears to stand beside the sofa as a digital character.

Imagine familiar rooms becoming parts of an original science-fiction adventure.

A real robot moving through a physical arena could give a game consequences beyond a virtual screen.

A performance feels different from the stage and from the position of a judge.