Virtual reality has been slowly taking over the technology and media world. In recent reports, Samsung has announced that it's planning to open a virtual reality studio dedicated to creating content - as content and pricing are the only two obstacles standing in the progress of virtual reality devices. But rumors are surfacing that Google may be developing a virtual reality camera. 

Google is just one of the many companies staking its claim in the virtual reality world with its Google Cardboard but Google may be working on another key venture to further cement its hold in the virtual reality world. 

Google is continuously looking for talented individuals to add to its team especially in the development of virtual reality devices. Google is now hiring for individuals to work on its Google Cardboard - most likely to enhance the experience.

However, there is one little job posting that spikes intrigue amongst engineers. Google recently posted a job ad for a "Software Engineer, Virtual reality". What's interesting is that this type of job title does not sound like it is something you can connect with the Cardboard or any of its systems and design.

The job description of the Software Engineer explains that the person will be responsible in "building a novel camera system to capture stereo panoramic video". It goes on to explan that the camera systems they are already building will allow content producers to create amazing virtual reality experiences.

That little tidbit of job posting alone tells the world that Google is currently working on a camera and is in need of more talented minds with Virtual Reality experience. 

What is more interesting is how fast this industry is starting to rise at the start of the year 2016 when it barely made a mark in 2014 when Facebook risked its name with Oculus.

So, pricing and content are obstacles but we already know they're working on affordable devices and a studio dedicated to content. But would the next best thing in VR be normal consumers making their own Virtual Reality? We'll just have to wait.