VR for flight sims is a bit different than the designer scenarios that to me seem the most interesting use scenarios of the current fad in VR. An architects ex

VR for flight sims is a bit different than the designer scenarios that to me seem the most interesting use scenarios of the current fad in VR. An architects experience on hololens: https://youtu.be/70xDCokzAck https://youtu.be/70xDCokzAck Microsoft promo - but I doubt the architect would like to make a total ass of himself. I work in CAD for construction and while not directly involved in Hololens projects people mostly see this as transformational for their clients. So, there might be actual value here but the market has not yet spoken. In previous VR surges designers were not so educated in digital and the workflows were not there. VR was a thing itself - now it's more like a one more view into an established process and dataset - and is actually only an incremental change and not a profound one (and is thus likelier to succeed)