IMO, assuming the tech is comfortable, their best path to success v1.0 is simply replacing monitors. 'Full' VR has issues and needs to black out the room, but if you can put on a pay of glasses and have a virtual 100" screen while sitting in a lazy boy that's worth quite a bit.
Alternatively, if all it could do was show YouTube videos on a virtual screen while I am working on a hands on project that's an awesome tool. It's not what the demo shows, but it could bring in a lot of money while the technology improves.
Alternatively, if all it could do was show YouTube videos on a virtual screen while I am working on a hands on project that's an awesome tool. It's not what the demo shows, but it could bring in a lot of money while the technology improves.