First, you need excellent network and hardware conditions, which you can control on your side, but not on their. Of course, better software to worktogether, bu

First, you need excellent network and hardware conditions, which you can control on your side, but not on their. Of course, better software to worktogether, but that's a given. Bugs, misconfiguration, latency and ergonomics add up a lot. But I think until you get a fantastic VR experience, it will still be subpart. The human aspect of the training is hugely important, otherwise, a trainer has no added value over a youtube video. In fact, the video would be better, since you can pause.