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I have no real insight, but Carmack mentioned in his talk a while back that for VR to win it has to be mobile. Basically if you have to show people VR in your
by fossuser 12y ago
I have no real insight, but Carmack mentioned in his talk a while back that for VR to win it has to be mobile.
Basically if you have to show people VR in your computer lair nobody is going to use it. Maybe they're banking on getting people interested in it with mobile so when a better 'pro' version comes out from Oculus it'll get more traction?
- AndrewKemendo 12y agoI have no real insight, but Carmack mentioned in his talk a while back that for VR to win it has to be mobile. I would love to see that talk if you have a link. Not really sure what mobile VR is if it isn't AR. This is my take as well...I am biased though as I have an Augmented Reality startup and actually wrote about that exact thing: https://medium.com/@Visidraft/2015-the-year-augmented-reality-matures-69acdc05ee60 https://medium.com/@Visidraft/2015-the-year-augmented-realit...
- fossuser 12y agoHere you go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqzpAbK9qFk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqzpAbK9qFk I thought it was a really interesting talk - he's a great speaker. Can really tell how well he knows what he's talking about, lots of information really clearly described and easy to follow.
- AndrewKemendo 12y agoThanks! I know he is a devgod but have not heard him speak at all.
- phatfish 12y agoIt was a sad day when he had to stop doing the yearly Quakecon keynote :/