>"Curious to hear what you thought the blockers were?" 1. Resolution is hopelessly too low for working with text 2. Ergonomics too awkward to wear for 8 hours

>"Curious to hear what you thought the blockers were?" 1. Resolution is hopelessly too low for working with text 2. Ergonomics too awkward to wear for 8 hours at a time. 3. Total lack of multi-plane focus, no ability to sense depth beyond a few meters These are strictly true for every HMD available, having owned and worked with them all extensively since DK2. I wish it wasn't true either, but it's just where we're at. One big thing that has been solved is tracking though. It's easy to forget what a quantum leap Lighthouse was in consumer grade tracking technology. Having sub-millimeter precise tracking and pose estimation was a huge part of getting VR to an MVP. That gives me hope the other problems can be solved, but there's a long way to go with the need for things like integrated eye tracking, foveated rendering, and full vision FOV being table stakes for a real consumer product.