Oculus Rift co-founder killed as bystander in police chase

It’s one of those freak occurrences that spawns unfathomable tragedy. Andrew Scott Reisse was a VR computer graphics engineer working on the Oculus Rift, a project which he helped to co-found. He was struck and killed in a crosswalk four miles away from his office at the end of a police chase. Three suspects tried to flee on foot from their Dodge Charger after Reisse was hit, but all were captured by police.

What a tragic, stupid loss.

For the uninitiated, the Oculus Rift is a VR headset for 3D games. It’s in development and it holds a lot of promise.



2 thoughts on “Oculus Rift co-founder killed as bystander in police chase”

  1. I will never understand the need for police to chase cars.
    They only ever end badly.
    A life is more valuable than a car.
    Helicopters exist.
    How many more people have to die needlessly

  2. Incredibly tragic, but he’s not a co-founder in a traditional sense. Just a developer who was there from the beginning.

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