Re: VR still on the rise?

On 06/02/2025 09:56, Anssi Saari wrote:

JAB <noway@nochance.com> writes:
 

Is that seriously put forward as something that people are going to
go, sign me up and take my money?

 No. I can see AR or VR use might happen in professional contexts, like
having assembly or disassembly instructions right there in your field of
view for whatever thingamajig and the ability to document your progress
automagically. I understand this sort of thing is done by phones today.
 Or the idea of guiding a doctor or nurse to the right emergency room in
a big hospital? Might work. In fact I remember this sort of thing was
proposed and maybe even prototyped with Google Glass way back when.
 

I tend to agree, I can see the use of it in professional contexts such as say helping to train surgeons before they get to try out their handy work on a real person.
For non-commercial use, I really don't see that killer app that would make me think that's something I want.