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There are definitely applications for VR - see Microsoft Flight Simulator and Zwift. The key is that these are things that are either hard to do in reality (fl
by outside1234 4y ago
There are definitely applications for VR - see Microsoft Flight Simulator and Zwift.
The key is that these are things that are either hard to do in reality (flight) without a lot of risk or that people can't do in reality for whatever reason (like when there is snow or lots of rain with Zwift).
What people do not want is ordinary reality in cartoons.
- bitL 4y agoMSFS alone is a sufficient argument to buy a VR headset. The immersion is stunning on hi-res headsets and playing it again on a 2D monitor feels very lacking.
- tartoran 4y agoThat seems like a niche market good for VR. It could be extended for general training for operating specialized systems and even in education. But what I don’t see about VR is wide adoption by the public in a similar vein to the adoption of smartphones.