I wonder if the advent of VR/AR will eventually result in some form of chorded keyboard input gaining widespread popularity. AR/VR devices are often used in sit

I wonder if the advent of VR/AR will eventually result in some form of chorded keyboard input gaining widespread popularity. AR/VR devices are often used in situations where you don't have access to a physical keyboard, and some standalone VR headsets already feature early forms of hand tracking which could trivially allow for simple chorded input once they are a bit more refined. Its possible people will just get used to typing on simulated virtual keyboards, like they did for on-screen keyboards on mobile. However, simulated QWERTY input in VR is significantly worse than it is on mobile, since unlike on mobile there's no tactile feedback at all; not even the rudimentary feedback of your fingers touching a flat surface. Whether that added inconvenience is enough to overcome the friction of users needing to learn a whole new input method to type with though is uncertain. In the short term I don't think it is, but long term? Hard to say.