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It's all interesting stuff but i don't think VR has taken off as well as the industry was hoping.

I think it is a bit like 3D TV's everyone thought they would be good and we all know what happened to them.

You won't see me humping around with a pair of ski goggles on my face.
However, those new hight tech lightweight MR glasses will be the way to go.
Especially now RTX cards can create objects with ray tracing, augmented reality can become undistinguishable from reality.

That might also be a downside. If you can not determine what is real or not
But that seems to be a common thing these days, especially with our leaders

With the MR glasses maturing, you can only imagine the professional applications for medial use, builders and designers or even new types of sports and entertainment.

a session of RaceRoom with a Thrustmaster TX racing wheel and Rift S

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