Thanks for the replies everyone.
I am looking for commercial VR systems. As Jason has pointed out - there is
a huge market in the education and entertainment industry, I am trying to
research more into the education and entertainment industry. There seems to
be market for training simulators - e.g
On 05/04/2012, at 9:40 AM, Chris Were wrote:
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> More seriously: VR has proved a bust a long time ago...
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I assume you're referring to consumer VR -- it's been used in the military
for years.
In the consumer space, I expect we're getting close to having all the
necessary pieces for another
Hi Varun,
Last year we did some experiments evaluating the Leonar3DO for
satellite operations.
It's interesting but we found touch-screens to be more practical for
what we're trying to do.
The barriers that Chris and Geoff mentioned are partially solved--
sensors are better, lighter weight, lower
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> More seriously: VR has proved a bust a long time ago...
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I assume you're referring to consumer VR -- it's been used in the military
for years.
In the consumer space, I expect we're getting close to having all the
necessary pieces for another transforming technology.
The hurdles to consumer
My thoughts are that if the wormhole you are communicating through
permits two-way communication: when three companies called Netscape,
Yahoo and Google are created and have IPOs you should definitely
invest.
More seriously: VR has proved a bust a long time ago, which is sort of
disappointing, to
