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In 2018, VR stopped “having potential” and started being real

Frantz Lazorne from Visionaries 777 at Mondial.TECH Paris showing AR app for the car industry. Credit:


GUEST: The VR industry has been through quite the tempest during the past few years, and much of the rollercoaster ride of emotions and expectations has been due to what, in my opinion, have been major misunderstandings about the emerging tech’s product-market fit. And yet, despite all of these perceptual barriers and the artificial forces that hav…Read More

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