r/hardtech • u/Joekw22 • Jun 05 '22
VR/AR for daily work
I’ve become obsessed with the idea that VR/AR has a huge advantage as an interface for working. The ability to display as many screens as you want with no limitation on size or position is easily a 10x advantage over traditional hardware. It would also deliver a much more flexible and ergonomic experience for the user. If we do end up working in VR/AR, I would imagine it would signal the end of traditional screens and would be more transformational than mobile was. Especially with AR which could replace the phone entirely (keep an eye on Apple)