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I'm reminded of a story I heard about some kind of VR experience at Disney or some theme park. He thought it was cool and got in line to use it. The guy before
by bane 11y ago
I'm reminded of a story I heard about some kind of VR experience at Disney or some theme park.
He thought it was cool and got in line to use it. The guy before him was very physical during his sim and sweated up a storm.
He put the goggles on, got immediately grossed out by the hot sweaty mess inside and took it off before it had even started.
Gross.
- josephpmay 11y agoOculus and the like have developed procedures for wiping down the headset between each use during demos. As long as there is a human operator (which is somewhat necessary for this generation of VR experiences), this shouldn't be too much of an issue.
- bane 11y agoI grew up in the smoke filled arcades of the 1980s and think it's probably likely that this procedure won't survive contact with lazy arcade operators outside of the VR vendor's quality experience control.