What STRIVR has done is persist with the concept of VR in sports training, idealised by many but never delivered.
This is just skimming the surface of mobile VR in 2016, though: there are dozens more excellent apps to try.
The trouble was that it lacked the best-in-class controllers that really made VR in 2016.
Currently, platform owners are subsidising much of the development for VR, in exchange for making those games platform exclusives.
To take part in the immersive experience, simply download the "VR in OR" app to your smartphone and watch the procedure through a virtual reality headset.
Goldman Sachs actually estimates the penetration of VR in the live events space to be worth $4.1bn£2.8bnby) by 2025 [pdf], with viewers paying roughly $10 per event.
"I think the breakthroughs are in true VR, in which the participant can really interact and shape and direct the content of the experience.
As stated, one reason for not having widespread VR in education is financial feasibility.
All studies show that there is demand for VR in many fields.
I, for one, would love to live in Auditure where I could spins outa Holorideand eliminato motion sickness and everyone else on an intercontinental flight.
