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VR experiences continue to have accessibility issues that make them seem more like the next 3D TVs than the next iPhone. But who knows.
by AlexandrB 4y ago
VR experiences continue to have accessibility issues that make them seem more like the next 3D TVs than the next iPhone. But who knows.
- Miraste 4y agoWhat do you mean by accessibility? Content aside, I'd say the number 1 problem is friction. The headsets are still too heavy, too buggy, too isolating, too ugly for mass adoption, even though all those things have improved a lot since the beginning. The potential is so high I can't see them entirely vanishing like 3d TVs-I maintain that AR glasses the size and shape of Ray-Bans would be a 100 billion dollar industry. But it might take another VR winter to get there.
- qbasic_forever 4y agoA nontrivial amount of people get violently ill when using VR. That's a heck of a lot of friction to overcome.
- Miraste 4y agoI don't think it's enough to matter. At least, I've demoed to a lot of people and never encountered one. I've seen artificial motion cause often, but never just using VR.