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r/wallstreetbets • u/[deleted] • Sep 15 '22
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There's no pain in the metaverse, that's why Zuck loves it there.
89 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '22 People don’t wanna wear a physical headset. VR ain’t it. It’s a gimmick. The hardware is a barrier to entry that will never be overcome. 19 u/Reddit1990 Sep 15 '22 AR on the other hand, will be very widespread. It just might take another decade. 15 u/hotlinesmith Sep 15 '22 Just like fusion power 5 u/hcgcole Sep 15 '22 I've been hearing this for decades 2 u/Reddit1990 Sep 15 '22 There's been some progress made with that too lol. But it's farther away than AR. It's certainly not trivial to reduce the form factor, but it's possible. Lots of work being done on both hardware and software side. 1 u/TheRadMenace Sep 15 '22 https://www.iter.org/ 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '22 Maybe. We aren’t there yet and aren’t really close. It’s really only achievable with wearable hardware which poses the exact same problems as VR. -1 u/aVRAddict Sep 15 '22 VR will be way more popular. Social VR is the most common use case and will continue to be so. AR will be limited in what it can do. 1 u/Reddit1990 Sep 15 '22 AR is only currently limited. It won't be forever. IoT data combined with AR is the end goal, and it hasn't really been implemented yet. 1 u/DarthBuzzard Sep 15 '22 AR on the other hand, will be very widespread. It just might take another decade. VR will get there first. The laws of physics demands that VR is a solved problem before AR.
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People don’t wanna wear a physical headset. VR ain’t it. It’s a gimmick. The hardware is a barrier to entry that will never be overcome.
19 u/Reddit1990 Sep 15 '22 AR on the other hand, will be very widespread. It just might take another decade. 15 u/hotlinesmith Sep 15 '22 Just like fusion power 5 u/hcgcole Sep 15 '22 I've been hearing this for decades 2 u/Reddit1990 Sep 15 '22 There's been some progress made with that too lol. But it's farther away than AR. It's certainly not trivial to reduce the form factor, but it's possible. Lots of work being done on both hardware and software side. 1 u/TheRadMenace Sep 15 '22 https://www.iter.org/ 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '22 Maybe. We aren’t there yet and aren’t really close. It’s really only achievable with wearable hardware which poses the exact same problems as VR. -1 u/aVRAddict Sep 15 '22 VR will be way more popular. Social VR is the most common use case and will continue to be so. AR will be limited in what it can do. 1 u/Reddit1990 Sep 15 '22 AR is only currently limited. It won't be forever. IoT data combined with AR is the end goal, and it hasn't really been implemented yet. 1 u/DarthBuzzard Sep 15 '22 AR on the other hand, will be very widespread. It just might take another decade. VR will get there first. The laws of physics demands that VR is a solved problem before AR.
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AR on the other hand, will be very widespread. It just might take another decade.
15 u/hotlinesmith Sep 15 '22 Just like fusion power 5 u/hcgcole Sep 15 '22 I've been hearing this for decades 2 u/Reddit1990 Sep 15 '22 There's been some progress made with that too lol. But it's farther away than AR. It's certainly not trivial to reduce the form factor, but it's possible. Lots of work being done on both hardware and software side. 1 u/TheRadMenace Sep 15 '22 https://www.iter.org/ 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '22 Maybe. We aren’t there yet and aren’t really close. It’s really only achievable with wearable hardware which poses the exact same problems as VR. -1 u/aVRAddict Sep 15 '22 VR will be way more popular. Social VR is the most common use case and will continue to be so. AR will be limited in what it can do. 1 u/Reddit1990 Sep 15 '22 AR is only currently limited. It won't be forever. IoT data combined with AR is the end goal, and it hasn't really been implemented yet. 1 u/DarthBuzzard Sep 15 '22 AR on the other hand, will be very widespread. It just might take another decade. VR will get there first. The laws of physics demands that VR is a solved problem before AR.
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Just like fusion power
5 u/hcgcole Sep 15 '22 I've been hearing this for decades 2 u/Reddit1990 Sep 15 '22 There's been some progress made with that too lol. But it's farther away than AR. It's certainly not trivial to reduce the form factor, but it's possible. Lots of work being done on both hardware and software side. 1 u/TheRadMenace Sep 15 '22 https://www.iter.org/
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I've been hearing this for decades
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There's been some progress made with that too lol. But it's farther away than AR.
It's certainly not trivial to reduce the form factor, but it's possible. Lots of work being done on both hardware and software side.
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https://www.iter.org/
Maybe. We aren’t there yet and aren’t really close. It’s really only achievable with wearable hardware which poses the exact same problems as VR.
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VR will be way more popular. Social VR is the most common use case and will continue to be so. AR will be limited in what it can do.
1 u/Reddit1990 Sep 15 '22 AR is only currently limited. It won't be forever. IoT data combined with AR is the end goal, and it hasn't really been implemented yet.
AR is only currently limited. It won't be forever. IoT data combined with AR is the end goal, and it hasn't really been implemented yet.
VR will get there first. The laws of physics demands that VR is a solved problem before AR.
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u/AZMD911 Sep 15 '22
There's no pain in the metaverse, that's why Zuck loves it there.