[bluehat974]

The current best mass market VR is Meta Quest 3. However, Apple first VR headset is an opportunity for developer to start & learn how to use visionOS, experimenting spacial computing. One french developer like the interaction with the Apple VR compared to the quest 3, it's not perfect but it's working, it's natural to use, but she warn that first good apps will arrive in two years https://youtu.be/UKsSPF5pT88?si=8VqwkGvprqlE1uy2

The VR market is emerging and new ideas is coming (microled, holographic lens, vergence accomodation conflict solutions...) Douglas Lanman makes a long video on how to pass the visual turing test on AR/VR with tons of ideas https://youtu.be/EJ_-n7Syz0s?si=yc90uRFyOlPIeT3D

[asadotzler]

The VR market was "emerging" in the 80s when VR setups made it to our mall video game arcades. Then it was "emerging" again in the 90s when VR kits toured universities across the country. Then VR was "emerging" in the aughts with military and medical systems getting a bunch of attention. Then VR was again "emerging" in the teens with Oculus and Hololens. Now it's once again "emerging" because Apple's joined in. Great. With all this emergence, you'd expect we'd have something that didn't suck shit through a Slurpy straw, but alas we do not.

[MaanuAir]

The first video mentionned (in French) generalises about AR/VR AND provides interesting insights when reframing the AVP in this context.

Thanks for sharing!