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I work in medical surgical simulation and there are incredible uses for something like AR/VR for training and tele-mentoring. Not difficult to imagine countless
by scyzoryk_xyz 4y ago
I work in medical surgical simulation and there are incredible uses for something like AR/VR for training and tele-mentoring. Not difficult to imagine countless others.
The entertainment/gaming market is overrated - when it finally shows up, AR/VR will be all about work, productivity and interfacing. But I agree it's probably going to take a long time and I don't think it's going to be the hyped revolution everyone would like it to be.
- ghaff 4y agoIf we can play scifi, it's trivial to imagine benefits to lightweight unobtrusive AR glasses. And, yes, targeted commercial uses are probably the low hanging fruit. It's also probably quite a ways off for mainstream adoption because the hardware and software isn't there and won't be for a while unless you're talking narrow use cases where compromises are fine.