VR Content will be the next multi-trillion dollar industry

[loop101]

I think they will need to solve the problem of "VR motion-sickness" before it can go mainstream. The airline industry settled on Dramamine and barf-bags. I remember people throwing up outside the first "VR arcades" back in the 90s. The solutions I see online from "VR experts" range from smoking pot to having someone hold you and tell you that everything will be okay. I get motion sickness from walking on a treadmill, and am familiar with what happens. A long time ago, I used one of those "Gazelle" machines for 1 minute, and was sick for 3-4 hours. When I did martial-arts for a long time, I had a highly tuned sense of balance, maybe that works against me now, but the problem is not uncommon.

 

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[GoodluckChuck]

I was just thinking last night how great it would be to be able to give a prospect a demo with them wearing a vr headset so they could see what it's like to actually use the product.

To do it today we would have to send them a headset. I picture it like in The Matrix where Neo gets the envelope and as he opens it, the phone inside rings. Only it would be my headset and the person would put it on and get a product demo.

In the future when everyone has a headset, this will be an amazing way to conduct sales from a distance.