I predict a lot more "augmented reality" VR headsets in the future. All they would have to do to enable this would be to put two low-latency cameras on the fro

I predict a lot more "augmented reality" VR headsets in the future. All they would have to do to enable this would be to put two low-latency cameras on the front of the VR headset and underlay their outputs to each of your eyes, while "projecting" a virtual 80 inch screen on the wall in front of you. My Gear VR has something like this, because the Note 4 has a camera. I am able to watch the camera in "passthrough" mode, and I can actually walk around the house with my headset on. It's pretty laggy, though, and isn't 3D, because there's only one camera. There's a lot of room for improvement, but I can see the potential.