VR has many applications that range from academic science to engineering, architecture, business, the arts, and entertainment.
Here is a list of the many applications of virtual reality:
- Virtual Reality in the Military
- Virtual Reality in Education
- Virtual Reality in Healthcare
- Virtual Reality in Entertainment
- Virtual Reality in Fashion
- Virtual Reality and Heritage
- Virtual Reality in Business
- Virtual Reality in Engineering
- Virtual Reality in Sport
- Virtual Reality in Media
- Virtual Reality and Scientific Visualisation
- Virtual Reality in Telecommunications
- Virtual Reality in Construction
- Virtual Reality in Film
- Virtual Reality Programming languages
But regardless of the application, a collection of data is generated by the virtual reality that is then used to create new models, training methods, communication, and interaction. The options are infinite in many ways.
Time, costs, and technical shortcomings are the only stumbling blocks. It is costly and time-intensive to build augmented reality applications such as a CAVE system. There are also ergonomic challenges, especially the need to build devices that are 'user-friendly' and are not prone to cause issues such as motion sickness.
But if these questions are solved, then augmented reality has an exciting future.
reference : https://www.vrs.org.uk/virtual-reality-applications/
