there’s been a lot of discussion in the wake of apple vision’s launch about whether AR / VR devices will ever find product-market fit. 

as entertainment and general productivity devices, they look like always being pretty niche, but there’s a huge opportunity around training and learning in complex, high risk environments. 

the way jayden daniels of the washington commanders is using vr to improve his game is very cool, and something we’re going to see a lot more of.

there’s been a lot of discussion in the wake of apple vision’s launch about whether AR / VR devices will ever find product-market fit. 

as entertainment and general productivity devices, they look like always being pretty niche, but there’s a huge opportunity around training and learning in complex, high risk environments. 

the way jayden daniels of the washington commanders is using vr to improve his game is very cool, and something we’re going to see a lot more of.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5848480/2024/10/18/jayden-daniels-virtual-reality-simulator-commanders/