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Also, photos are not only much cheaper than VR, deceptive photos are hardly more expensive than honest ones (just don't point the camera to that corner). With V
by usrusr 10y ago
Also, photos are not only much cheaper than VR, deceptive photos are hardly more expensive than honest ones (just don't point the camera to that corner). With VR, there would be an enormous price difference between having a VR presentation and having a VR presentation where your hotel actually looks as good as on the pictures.
- eswat 10y agoSure, prices for doing this in VR are astronomical compared to photos today (the article mentions this being one of the “commercially insignificant this year” use cases). But knowing that the required technology, like 360° cameras, spatial mapping and easily “photoshopping” 3D spaces, will become cheaper down the road, it makes sense for hotels to do some pilots to being testing the higher-level applications of this.