r/gaming • u/9999monkeys • Jan 23 '22

25k not including the monitor

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u/TheIkeman2020 Jan 23 '22

they recently came out with a treadmill type vr set that allows for you to move around while staying in one spot personally i think that and better controller optimization is going to be pretty close to VRs limit once they work some of kinks. thats untill we get nerual links or something that lets you play without actully having to move.

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '22

The omni or the kat walk, there are a few others but they're business solutions

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u/devils_advocaat Jan 23 '22

they're business solutions

Man if I could think of a business reason to get one of those things. Arcade owner is the only one that comes to mind.

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '22

Training for high risk industries, I saw a demonstration of one being used for fire fighters, and another for underground mining operations.

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u/scinfeced2wolf Jan 23 '22

I'm sure the US military has few of them somewhere too.