Appropriately, one of the ways is by using CONVRGE, a VR program that allows users to hangout in virtual spaces, and “attend” events in person. The keynotes will be available through CONVRGE, so you can be at the event in person, from the comfort of your home – as long as you own a VR headset, that is. You can download the software from the CONVRGE website.
Fortunately, if you’re without a VR headset, there is more traditional way of watching the keynotes. The firm’s Twitch.tv channel will be livestreaming the keynotes, which we’ve embedded below for easy access. In addition, we’ve also given an easy rundown of the conference schedule. This schedule is also available on the Oculus Connect 2 website, and via smartphone apps for iOS and Android devices.
Oculus has promised to deliver three separate presentations that will cover numerous aspects of its VR technology, and future plans.
| Keynote | Time | Duration |
| Keynote with Brendan Iribe on the latest new for the Rift and Samsung VR headsets, and Touch controller. | 10am Pacific | 60 min |
| Keynote with Michael Abrash on current projects in development at Oculus. | 11am Pacific | 30 min |
| Keynote with John Carmack covering technical details, and Oculus’ plans for the future of mobile VR. | 1pm Pacific | 60 min |
