Retailers can provide a way for their customers to obtain a virtual model of a real object before they make the purchase. Although VR is often seen only as a way to build immersive gaming experiences, travel the world from your couch, or passively sit in a virtual movie theater, there are actually lots of other real-world applications. Imagine creating a digital twin of your factory floor so that workers can do maintenance work more efficiently and remotely and optimize work on production lines. Since many of these follow design standards and users are familiar with them, interfaces that go… Read More