I don't think of it as a single killer app but almost all my clients do is inspect and measure different things in places then managers click on a point on a ma

I don't think of it as a single killer app but almost all my clients do is inspect and measure different things in places then managers click on a point on a map related to their measurement to compile reports. They certainly want multiple reports viewable in space in front of them pointing to where in the map they connect to. When I think of the AVP as an expensive, overqualified dev kit for prototyping those types of cases it makes a perfect sense to me. Now when something wearable for normal people comes around those types of apps will already exist. It's a longshot but if it were also ruggedized I think it would greatly improve the data collection part too. Not too difficult to think of indoor data collection and form completion an AVP could aid. How most of the marketing hasnt emphasized games is refreshing. I've played a lot of VR games and very few feel like toys in the way I like video games to feel. I agree that I don't really look for full world immersion but I use my AVP all the time beyond a dev kit just for a big screen while working on the weekend in my living room etc. Really only use immersive environments partially to put a background behind my work screen.