This piece of shit is the next goldmine. Imagine not getting into the industry while there is no money to be made before the market gets saturated because no one wants to work for free.
Imagine not seeing where this industry is heading in a decade.
Thank me later.
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Faceberg killed its future tbqh
Let me fix my samefag
muh waggle
>muh screen strapped to my face
I-it’s the future
Zig Forums is genuinely retarded
>sole reason vr is still moving forward
>cuckerberg killed its future
wrong.
The index is a flop, vr is a gimmick and you’re an idiot. Next.
>pink IDs
oh no no no hahahhahhahaha
This desu. Be is a gimmick
Can I get a QRD on what you mean op?
VR has a lot of potential.
Unfortunately we may still be a decade away from mass adoption and we need competition against the Facebook attempt at a monopoly or they are going to slow down the development of this technology.
With a bit of luck they may go bankrupt in a few years.
AR/VR is the future. Invest in learning the software side because there is minimal overhead. Perhaps if you're interested in the physical side, you can do a business involving haptics or something. However, due to overhead it's not as an efficient method while I do think that side is more interesting, all I want is $$.
Why is AR/VR the future?
>Apple wants to do AR glasses. This in my opinion is the next iPhone for them.
appleinsider.com
We all know apple knows how to market and I find the office uses interesting. Also, Hololens 2 is no gimmick
>youtube.com
Now I find the office application of Apple glasses very interesting, faceberg is pushing the same shit with the quest 2.
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>But people won't adopt VR the form factor is too big
Absolutely. But we have proof of concepts of VR the size of glasses
>youtube.com
Oh, you may have also missed this. The perfect display technology already exists.
>youtube.com
We already have a headset with the same FOV or close enough to human eyes
>starvr.com
Cuckerberg is investing into varifocal lenses for even further immersion.
>youtube.com
Now, when cuckerberg said he wanted VR to be adopted like phones and believes its the future, I didn't believe it.
Then I was absolutely blown away how they're selling the Quest 2 at a loss and the amount of cutting edge technology in it.
You have the opportunity now to make the flappy bird of VR.
There is no competition right now because there is no money to be made. However, if you can operate at a loss during this growth period (Quest 2 is the start of exponential adoption imo), you can make it.
Good luck friends.
>r*ddit spacing
>onions wojak
>tl;dr
Has no idea what he’s talking about, ignore this r*ddit retard
Cringe r*dditor
alyx couldn’t start VR interest, it’s dead Jim the way of the virtual boy
>GOD ID
Dubs check this digit
Put me in the screencap praise kek
Please spoon feed me more daddy...0
>MYGOD
What did kek mean by this??
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Wtf is that id holy shit
Reddit outdoes biz again surprise surprise.
Pathetic
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Garbage thread desu
cope dubsfaggots im SHOOTING PEARLS HERE AND YOU DON'T WANT TO TAKE THE ADVICE
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Gamers rise up to game
The true value is in enterprise VR/AR. non of this onions battle royale shit. Most productivity products have had a terrible time so far because of problems with PPD (pixels per degree, visual fidelity), interface limitations (stuck with 2D guis), and productive input (keyboard and mouse vs something like ctrl labs). Progress is being made in all of these fronts; the oculus 2 finally has a PPD acceptable for productivity work and support for keyboard passthrough. immersedvr.com
Glad to see a fellow educated user on the industry. It's seriously about to hit exponential growth and things are going to start moving lightning fast.
I find it incredibly interesting, all of the faucets. I can't wait for the future where we have the hardware to handle the new samsung display I talked about here
I also think shrinking form factors is by far and large one of the biggest bumps to adoption. I don't see infinite office being very successful with how bulky quest 2 is, but we shall see.
HE is with us! Prepare the sacrifice!
Put in me the screencarp
Wrong. Commercial real estate will NEVER die. You futurist technofags are cringe as fuck
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How does one go about investing in this?
boomer cope.
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