Re:Google is reportedly shutting down its in-house VR film s...
by aikah on Thursday March 14, 2019 @09:22AM
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> Is VR dying on the vine?
No VR is heavily used in architecture, healthcare industry and other professions.
VR as a mass market however is not doing that great right now, because it's not yielding the results the entertainment industry hoped, which leads to less investment and so on... it's a vicious circle.
Ultimately someone will get it right. Apple, maybe.
Re:Google is reportedly shutting down its in-house VR film s...
by skybrian on Thursday March 14, 2019 @11:48AM
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I'd be interested in reading more about its use in architecture or healthcare. Running into it at a hospital or doctor's office doesn't seem all that likely?
No VR is heavily used in architecture, healthcare industry and other professions.
VR as a mass market however is not doing that great right now, because it's not yielding the results the entertainment industry hoped, which leads to less investment and so on... it's a vicious circle.
Ultimately someone will get it right. Apple, maybe.