@evancchow for what you can potentially do with VR I don't think it's high priced at all. You can get it for less than an xbox, playstation, or even an iPad. The barrier is really that's it's still under development. For now, it can certainly be used internally by a lot of groups with budgets allocated to resources like this. An interior designer could use it to visualize and iterate on his designs and use it as a presentation device w/ his clients. Or furniture retailers can set up booths that allow you to visualize their products in rooms with specified dimensions etc.
Here's a video to help summarize what we built (for non-oculus non-myo users):
But our demo is live and if you have either of those things we encourage you to try it!
Hey everyone! If you have any questions we'd be happy to answer them here. We had a ton of fun working on this and if you have an oculus try out our demo! You can also view the model w/o an Oculus.
Furniture is only one use case of how VR can be used to enhance communication when it comes to spatial arrangements. We are super excited for the future of VR, especially on the web!
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Insite VR