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> If I could go to a space where I'm immersed in code, data, paint or sound and could interact with it You can code in VR, but it's crap. VR is great, but try
by cameronbrown 7y ago
> If I could go to a space where I'm immersed in code, data, paint or sound and could interact with it
You can code in VR, but it's crap.
VR is great, but trying to use VR as a replacement for classic computers isn't the right way. It's an entirely new paradigm. Take Tilt Brush VR for example - you're creating virtual 3D art which can only be viewed in a headset and that's how I'd view content creation in VR.
No, right now VR's best market is games and storytelling, that's what will really push the technology forward and eventually make the business cases a possibility as the tech becomes viable.