VR is super cool, kind of mind-fuck but i love it. As the stoner gamer i am i just thought about the gaming aspects, taking a tour trough ancient Greece or Rome would be unbelievably awesome!
Interesting post dude, go in peace! :D
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@conexus Thanks for your comment :) Indeed, there are much more uses of it in addition to gaming, Just last year VR market was about $1.6 billion and is expected to be $22 billion by 2020. If you add AR to it than estimated industry worth is around $120 billion by 2020 :) , that's hell lot of potential this tech has got
You seem to have a good grip on the market, you have a good look in VR companies as well i assume? Was looking at Nvidias new VR tech, they seem to be keeping along with the trends tech-wise, making it easier to develop VR applications for developers & more realistic. Could not find AMD doing anything similar.
Do you think there will be pure VR companies, or do you think the current tech companies will be able to keep up to speed?
Thanks for the response man! Much love from Sweden. =)
@conexus AMD has recently acquired Nitero to build the wireless VR set also this looks like an aggressive step from AMD in pursuit of VR tech. I think companies are waking up to the fact that VR has got immense potential in near future and as I shared some money figures which shows that some good chunk of money is spent on R&D which surely would boost the development, though there are companies developing the VR apps I don't think there is pure hardware development VR company out there .. most popular are FB/Oculus, Microsoft HoloLens, HTC Vive etc . I believe VR is one of the technologies that has been ahead of the current hardware tech capabilities hence it would take sometime to mature.
Thanks for such a detailed response. Did not know about the Nitero acquisition, gonna check that out! You have a good grasp on tech, and a good way of explaining yourself so i followed you mate, excited to see what content you post in the future!
regarding your comment
I totally agree. Some maturation is always need for something as new as this and as you say, the hardware tech capabilities are finding it hard to keep up. Exciting to see who will be the victors of the VR-war!
Go in peace dude=)
Cheers and Thanks :)