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>>>Metaverse/Oasis type VR multiuser environment If anyone has an app for AR, Amazon has an app for AR. Maybe they're expecting us to browse the aisles virtua
by mmjaa 9y ago
>>>Metaverse/Oasis type VR multiuser environment
If anyone has an app for AR, Amazon has an app for AR.
Maybe they're expecting us to browse the aisles virtually in the very near future?
- adventured 9y agoNearly every valuable and or volume product (not every copy of every product) will be scanned for VR/AR purposes, so you'll be able to actually examine it from most or all angles. There's no scenario where Amazon doesn't do this eventually. The applications for clothing alone (which they're extremely determined to be huge in) makes it a big obvious must. Near-term it'll be ugly, 20 years out it'll be so good as to be the routine way to shop for a lot of products (you won't bother with basic well understood purchases, things in generic boxes, like advil).
- mcintyre1994 9y agoFurniture apps using ARKit work shockingly well for this already. I definitely expect to see Amazon support something similar for a lot of products soon, and I think it'd be genuinely useful.
- BatFastard 9y agoMy company did a lot of experimentation with VR shopping. While the idea seems cool, 2D is generally faster and easier than 3D.