I thought Corona would have given it more of a boost than it has. I did a big trial at work with VR meeting software (3 different ones) this year and it was sur

I thought Corona would have given it more of a boost than it has. I did a big trial at work with VR meeting software (3 different ones) this year and it was surprisingly great. It really felt like meeting people, much more so than regular cam meetings. The problem is convincing people. One cannot be told what VR is, one has to experience it for themself. But Google cardboard has given it a bad name. I often hear 'Yeah already tried that, those rollercoaster videos. Meh.'. People equate that to real 6dof VR with hand tracking when it's in fact a difference of night and day. Nevertheless Facebook is doing good work with the Quest 2. It really made high quality standalone VR accessible. As for when it'll be early mainstream.. I guess in a year or 2.