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Totally agreed. Our project's "secret": most people think that the future of VR is in games & entertainment, but it's actually in office work. I never would ha
by georgewsinger 7y ago
Totally agreed. Our project's "secret": most people think that the future of VR is in games & entertainment, but it's actually in office work.
I never would have even purchased a VR headset had it not been for the promise to start working on a productivity environment. But before we can start building the killer VR office apps, we have to get the basic 2D apps working crisply/perfectly, IMO.
- gavinray 7y agoI came here to say this. Never in my life have I wanted a VR headset. I've used others' to play games (Beatsaber in particular is really fun) but I don't have time in my daily life to allow for a regular gaming habit or indulging that kind of money on it. In 2017, I had a conversation with a co-worker, where we talked about how badly we wanted a VR desktop environment with infinite screen-space. There's VRDesktop, but that isn't this. And then again the same conversation last year with another friend. After seeing the demo video, I was compelled to go look at Vive prices (~$1,000, ouch). I feel like my productivity would skyrocket with this, mostly due to lack of background distractions. Imagine wearing noise-cancelling headphones. I want this so bad.