By Stephanie Angelo / 21 Nov 2022 / Topics: Virtual Reality (VR)
Demand for this immersive technology is also on the rise in the U.S., with the number of users increasing from 22 million in 2017 to 57 million today – and there’s no signs of stopping.
And, VR isn’t just delivering compelling user experiences – it also brings significant business benefits. In “25 Amazing Virtual Reality Statistics: The Future of VR + AR,” Chris Kolmar reports that 75% of companies that employ VR/AR technology see at least a 10% increase in operations.
And, with three-quarters of U.S. companies either currently relying on or planning to implement a hybrid work model, VR offers numerous opportunities to improve the remote experience. Instead of communicating and collaborating by talking to thumbnail faces on computer screens, VR solutions like the Meta Quest Pro enable immersive experiences that help teams get more done, faster, from anywhere.
A step toward the future of work, the Meta Quest Pro unlocks a new vision of what’s possible with VR, enabling you to build, create, collaborate and connect in entirely new ways.
Full-color mixed reality lets your teams work together in the virtual world while being fully present in the physical world. Plus, next-gen optics for enhanced visual clarity and avatars that mimic facial expressions in real time increase presence and engagement in virtual meetings.
A slimmer, lighter headset makes longer wear times more comfortable and it’s equipped with twice the power, storage and memory of the Meta Quest 2.
Meta Quest Pro fosters hands-on learning and enables faster, safer and more effective training. Whether you’re teaching soft skills like communication and problem-solving to business leaders or highly technical surgical procedures to medical professionals, learning in VR can be far more effective, productive and interesting than learning in a 2D environment.
And, more effective training leads to improved job safety, reduced errors, better customer service and increased employee satisfaction.
VR also fosters better communication as teams that are scattered across the world can meet in virtual workrooms to solve problems together more quickly than they would by working separately.
