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I practice on my friends, who are largely not-engineers. If I can explain it in a way that makes them excited, I know I'm hitting on a story point that resonate
by moron4hire 7y ago
I practice on my friends, who are largely not-engineers. If I can explain it in a way that makes them excited, I know I'm hitting on a story point that resonates with people beyond just the tech.
I'm your specific case, I might not use the term VR. After working on the industry for the last 5 years, I think the term doesn't really mean anything to anyone who hasn't experienced it, and that's most people. People seem to understand "Immersive Simulation" a lot better, especially with immediately connecting to the value prop with regards to training.
How do other companies talk about VR? I don't know. I don't like how most other companies talk about it, but maybe I'm too close to the tech.