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Just like everything else, you need a killer app/feature. Smart phones was basically internet everywhere first and then all the apps followed after. I have no i
by runevault 4y ago
Just like everything else, you need a killer app/feature. Smart phones was basically internet everywhere first and then all the apps followed after. I have no idea what will drive the masses to want VR. Games in the space have mostly been lackluster, and the only app type that sounds interesting to me (but not enough to warrant the price nor having the headset on) would be the recreation of large movie experience.
- wccrawford 4y agoI suspect it'll actually be that you're even more connected with your friends, all the time. Which is already the business that FB is in, so that makes sense for them to try to get there first. With proper AR glasses, people (especially young people) could be constantly in contact with their friends without having to pull their phone out. Reading certain muscles could be used to control it, or maybe even direct brain interface. Add in games that could be literally everywhere a la Pokemon Go, but better, and it'll be a very compelling experience for pre-teens, teens and young adults, and even many middle-age people. It's going to be a hard sell for my age group, unless we're already really inclined towards tech, like me.