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The current generations of VR are, to me personally, one of the most exciting things in technology since wireless internet. As mentioned in my other comment be
by Sendotsh 7y ago
The current generations of VR are, to me personally, one of the most exciting things in technology since wireless internet.
As mentioned in my other comment below, for disabled people VR is a huge huge deal. Until now it hasn’t really been good enough to truly give you that feeling of “experiencing” something, but playing with the current generation is awe inspiringly good and you can actually get lost in it and feel like you’re there.
I’m really excited for the future of VR for people who are stuck at home or in hospital with disabilities.
- Blakestr 7y agoThere is a whole market opening up for nursing homes in this regard. I'm honestly surprised Facebook hasn't pushed that more because it's such a huge untapped segment and you're talking about a demographic that is perhaps one of the loneliest - we're talking about the generation that would never sit alone at a restaurant, if you walked in and found someone else to be alone you would sit with them and have dinner and talk just because it was a polite thing to do.