Comment by fn-mote

2 days ago

Talk to an architect. (The kind that designs buildings, not software.) Last I knew a decade ago there were already early adopters from that field making daily professional use of VR. Mostly for showing clients the concept, I believe.

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rhcom2  2 days ago

I worked in a firm for ~6 years and there was very little design work done in VR. It was all client presentations and some clients were very adverse to wearing the headset themselves. They wanted to watch on a monitor as a team member explored the virtual building.

  • spookie  2 days ago

    Well, someone near to my heart works in architecture and a LOT of clients want the VR experience and full control.

    So ymmv