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Could the OASIS become a reality?
postet av Mrs.peacockSTAFFMOD den 12 November 2018 kl. 10:32 PM
Could the OASIS exist in real life? We have virtual reality headsets - the strangely named Oculus Rift is one of the current products on the market, and online gaming is well established, but could the OASIS - a vast virtual world where you can do anything/be anyone - become possible? And imagine if it were possible, the social ramifications could be huge.
If you think about the power of social media, online gaming, streaming tv/films etc - people are already addicted to their cell phones, imagine what the OASIS would do to so some people. They'd never meet anyone in real life! You could spend your entire life in a virtual world.
One major downside to the potential of virtual reality is the health side-effects. Headaches, severe eyestrain are a common side-effect from using VR. I think this is the biggest obstacle to overcome. No-one mentioned headaches in Ready Player One! "Hi, my name is Wade. I have excruciating headaches all the time because I live in the OASIS.
Svar av Philippe LeMarchand
den 13 November 2018 kl. 5:37 AM
There's already Sansar https://www.sansar.com/ and sinepace https://sine.space/ . Probably others too; you could probably include MineCraft.
Svar av CaseyJones
den 13 November 2018 kl. 12:47 PM
do not forget VRChat and RecRoom
Svar av Mrs.peacock
den 13 November 2018 kl. 2:33 PM
So it could happen in the next few years.
Svar av SueDNim
den 21 Januar 2019 kl. 10:59 PM
Not to mention the 360 degree VR chair and haptic gloves.
Svar av Philippe LeMarchand
den 22 Januar 2019 kl. 11:10 AM
Gloves? Old school!
https://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/virtual-reality-gaming-suit/
https://teslasuit.io/
Though there's nothing in the "poor folk can afford it range" yet.
Svar av SueDNim
den 22 Januar 2019 kl. 11:17 AM
Drool.
And check out that Icaros flight simulator!
Svar av CaseyJones
den 22 Januar 2019 kl. 11:25 AM
well there are no haptic simulators that poor folk can afford, but there is the PSVR bundled with games and controllers for $250 and Oculus Quest, a stand-alone VR that requires no pc, comes out this year for $399.