Virtual reality (VR) has slowly been taking over a variety of industries, such as film, business and music. Although it is considered to be a slow burn technology, it has slowly become a commercial phenomenon. With the introduction of the Oculus Rift in 2013, the immersive experience of VR headsets came into mainstream media and became known to a larger audience. Since the tech has acquired massive potential in the entertainment industry, other sectors have also taken a keen interest in its workings. One of the leading industries taking advantage of VR is the service industry.
https://observer.com/2017/08/how-vr-is-changing-the-way-we-learn-and-communicate-google-walmart- oculus. It creates and entirely new reality for your business by using a visual headset to help you become part of an immersive and lifelike experience. With the help of VR, users will undergo a whole new perceptive change when performing basic tasks.
