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I'm willing to take the opposite "bet", and say that I think this will receive very little traction. The single reason being that it's uncomfortable to use. Th
by air7 3y ago
I'm willing to take the opposite "bet", and say that I think this will receive very little traction.
The single reason being that it's uncomfortable to use. That's it. It's an "Emperor's New Clothes" type saying: It doesn't matter how impressive the capabilities are, if it's uncomfortable, people will, after the initial allure fades, just not use it.
IMO The only viable future for VR/AR is when the form factor will come down to normal looking/weighting glasses that I might look around for while having them on.