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Virtual reality technology is no longer confined to computer-science labs and high-tech theme parks. Today, head-mounted goggles, sensors, and haptic …

Virtual reality technology is no longer confined to computer-science labs and high-tech theme parks. Today, head-mounted goggles, sensors, and haptic …
@Tellington@millefeuilles.cloud I think we've already proven that its not popular enough. Until we get Star Trek style holodecks I think we are stuck looking at flat screens.