personally VR to me is not like a smartphone (a swiss army knife utility used in daily life). It's more for entertainment and possibly educational purposes. The fact that you have to put on a not so comfortable headset for me puts in this category only.
Now AR done correctly where it seamlessly blends into our daily life and it's unobtrusive that's going to be revolutionary like the smartphone revolution was. Thus the company or inventor that comes up with the best UX in this regards is going to be the next Apple I think!
Been using this on a govt. site Ive been redesigning for 2 years and could be doing so for another year or more.
We've went from one govt. design standard to another and I'm not sure if the site will ever get redesigned or finished as it has to get signed off by a 100 govt. VP types. I'm burnt out by the bureaucracy and they need someone to get this thing approved vs. what do you think and what do you think and oh what do you think ... each person having a different opinion and nothing getting done but revise it again. What version are we on now .. oh number 599.
Keeps me gainfully employed thankfully, but redesigning a website should not take 3 years or more.
Now AR done correctly where it seamlessly blends into our daily life and it's unobtrusive that's going to be revolutionary like the smartphone revolution was. Thus the company or inventor that comes up with the best UX in this regards is going to be the next Apple I think!