> Niches and gradual evolution don't fly anymore. How so? In the current VR resurgence of more than a decade now we've seen the field go through gradual evolut

> Niches and gradual evolution don't fly anymore. How so? In the current VR resurgence of more than a decade now we've seen the field go through gradual evolution. The technology has been very niche, and still is today. What headset manufacturers are betting on is that one day they'll come up with a winning formula that makes _everyone_ want their device. Similarly to what happened for smartphones with the iPhone. I think we're still a few years away from that tipping point, but I don't doubt we'll get there eventually.