The Evolution of Virtual Reality by 2025
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2020
- VR short for Virtual Reality is already shaping & transforming almost every field in our lives. Major technological breakthroughs underwent in 2020 in virtual reality and by 2025 the industry is expected to reach about $88 billion in revenue.
VR headsets will possibly morph ever so closely to a lense. One major obstacle the virtual reality industry needs to overcome is locomotion. While common locomotion methods such as joystick walking and teleportation are the fundamental ways of moving around the virtual world, this sector leaves much to be desired.
Luckily there are many companies focused on this issue such as Kat walk with their latest omnidirectional treadmill called Kat Walk C. Full body haptic suits are also in development such as the teslasuit. Many other VR companies are also focused on bringing the sense of touch into virtual reality. In this video you will learn about the latest technology, games, software & hardware, driving the VR market forward.
We are living in interesting times. It will be fascinating to see if by 2025 VR will reach high tech as we've seen in the movie ready player one.
#VR #VirtualReality #VR2025
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"Lone Echo II" • Lone Echo II | Announc...
"Undead Citadel"
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"Unreal Engine 5" • Unreal Engine 5 Reveal...
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Consoles:
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"X-Box Series X" • Xbox Series X - World ...
VR Headsets:
"Oculus Go" • Introducing Oculus Go
"Samsung" • Video
"Sony PSVR" www.playstation.com/en-us/exp...
"Hololens 2" • Introducing Microsoft ...
VR Gloves:
"Dexmo Haptic Force-feedback Gloves" www.dextarobotics.com/en-us/
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"Hi5 VR glove" hi5vrglove.com/
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What aspect of upcoming VR tech excites you the most? Let me know your thoughts down here :)
This isn't nessecarily technology, but the impacts on education is the thing I'm most excited about. VR, as you pointed out in the video, will likely be a major part of education in the future. And that's extremely exciting. The merging of potential U.S. education system changes (let's be honest, the system itself sucks right now) that incentivizes interactive learning and VR will help propel ecucation into a better world. I'm honestly jealous I'll have to watch my future kids experience that stuf, and not me. Then again, VR will be able to be used for personal use, and since I'll be learning all my life, the fun doesn't have to end after high school, college, or graduate school.
Documentaries and well-made educational videos are an exellent asset to education now, as non-universal as they are now (sadly). With the proper funding, VR can expand that interactivity to immense possiblies.
If VR does impact education positivly and in big ways, the future of it will be exciting.
VR without a neuralink and AI its like playing in a sandbox
Haptics will fail dramatically. We need brain machine interfaces and holograms with soundwave touch
The VR part of the gaming industry growing. Also, walking on a sidewalk seeing people with VR/AR glasses instead of the regular mobile phone.
@@TheBann90 That sounds like inventing the car before the horse I'm sad to say, current understanding of the human brain is rather limited so it'll be decades if not centuries before a good brain computer interface becomes available to the average consumer
I've been obsessed with VR lately. The majority of the world is underestimating the effect it'll have on our world in 5-10 years
I agree
@Mr Evolutionary Exactly! It's called compound interest, technology grows exponentially
@Vinny that's what I'm thinking about , I'm trying to make a profit by the speed of technological growth
I do not know if i want it or if I should fear it, but when we can hook it up to our neocortex. Then we will have true VR. What we have now is basically just a upgraded virtual boy. But it is frightening as well. Because while that can make your wildest dream come true, it could also make your wildest nightmare come true, and consider we have a evil feminist ideology dominating this world, and they are hardly the most liberal people in the world, but more like, be like us or get oppressed, and they are definitely giving people different value, so they do not want inclusion. They may say that they are liberal and all that, but they are as far away you can get from that, and when I say liberal i do not mean usas version of it, i mean the true version of it, liberal as in freedom.
But yes VR and AR will change the world. Smartphones that people are obsessed by now, i think will disapear in like 10-20 yrs and be replaced by AR glasses/lenses.
Living in a simulation is the end game of mankind, if we ever get there.
We get closer to ready player one every day
I envision something much bigger than SAO or Ready Player One in the future...
@@asterlofts1565 i cant wait
I'm waiting that day
I hope it comes soon
When the day come it will be 100 years later
*VR in 2025:*
Eye tracking.
Finger tracking.
Hand tracking.
Face expression tracking.
Wireless Headsets.
3D Audio.
Haptic Feedback built-in the headset.
Haptic Feedback built-in the controller.
No Screen Door affect.
180hz
160fov
*VR Accessories:*
Camera that tracks your full body.
Kat treadmill but better and cheaper.
Teslasuit but better and cheaper.
Haptic gloves.
I honestly think Facebook, Sony, & Valve will make these things happen. Mostly Facebook though.
I think we’ll start to see a lot of these come to fruition by 2022 (in higher end headsets at least) the Reverb G2 has practically removed screendoor with its new lenses.
And price be like$2000
Damn lizard big brain
hand tracking, wireless, and (very close to) no screen-door effect are already on the oculus quest 2.
No that's very improbable, it's taken 8 years to go from 90 hz to 90 hz and yes the screen door effect is very small nowadays among other things but that took 8 years not 5
I am 46yrs old & I remember owning the Atari 2600 in the early 80's we all thought that was cool until the original nintendo came out in 1985 & we replaced the Atari with that. Video games has come along way since the 1980's and now we have virtual reality & I am excited for that and looking forward to the future to see more advancements in virtual reality.
I tried VR for the first time in March 2019 and started college for Game Art 6 months later. As soon as I put that thing on I knew it was the future and I want to be able to be at the helm of that future.
well you won’t be, facebook developers and big tech companies that know what they’re doing will be
@@Triisttan he can still work for companies he’s not making like a new business
Google Earth2 and you´ll see something big on its early stages of development
I started learning game dev and after I used vr I started focusing more on vr games for the same reason
I knew that virtual reality would be a big part of the future in the early 1990’s.
9:52 we all know what he's doing
petting his virtual dog
They might have to start introducing sensor suits for your shlong
Grabbing a "jug"…....
Oh god 🤦♂️
im only 15 years old and this is what im growing up with as a teenager, I've seen how far we have come in the video game world from arcade games to home consoles like the original Xbox or playstation1 to now with this and its incredible, now we have started a new chapter with virtual reality and i would say that this technology is like equal to the PlayStation3 era when games weren't that bad to play at all but could definenlty get better and now look at what we have on the ps5 so i cant even imagine how incredible vr will be when im 30 years old if this technology is like this now
You just made me feel very old bro damn
@@bignutbussa3917 things are changing and they are changing quicker and quicker and technology is getting cheaper and cheaper as time goes on so when im a fully grown adult vr will be the next console and pc and instead of there being a controversy over pc or console it will be between 2 beloved headsets or treadmills and i absolutely cannot wait until i can put on a vr headset, get onto my treadmill and feel shots, touch, wind and heat across my body as i play a boxing game or a shooter. its just incredible to think that just 10 years ago the best games we had were crash bandicoot, Spyro, spiderman2 and so on so forth and those graphics looked amazing to us back then but now only 10 years in the future we have photo realistic graphics and keep in mind the technology had to be built and upgraded a bunch to allow this sort of performance for consoles and pcs now so with what we have with vr now just imagine even just 10 years into the future when im 25 vr will be way more advanced than what it is now
@@corvus5964 ohh i can definitely see that coming, a GTA style VR game will be a dream come true
@@bignutbussa3917 thats facts
@@bignutbussa3917 right I'm like dam I'll get to experience at 43 what he is experiencing at 30
To proof how fast vr is changing you should have seen me laughing when he mentiond oculus go for the standalone headset 😂🤣 we have the quest now and it only lasted a year until a MASSIVELY improved quest 2 came out with a cheaper price!
I had the same reaction lol. The Oculus Go feels so aincient now, and it's only been two years. Lacked so many key features we have today.
My biggest gripe with the Go is that it only has 3DoF tracking wich means its only good for 3D movies, not wel suited for videogames, as you can't crouch or move your head diagonally for example. videogames need a minimum of 6DoF tracking, otherwise not all your movements are translated to the VR world wich would make you motionsick very quickly
@@asdf8650 in the go’s defense it’s not made for gaming and it’s only $150
@Charlie Azogthsoth Bruh.. .this video was released July 2020 ... Oculus Quest had been out quite awhile before that... thats why I was LMAO when I heard him mention Go... too funny. Go has literally been discontinued, and was well considered an out of date 3dof solution, barely considered VR when this video was released LOL. Also, just a point logic, he literally could NOT be laughing at just anything, because he told you specifically what he was laughing at. smh.
@Charlie A. have you heard of figure of speech?
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2025: *c y b o r g*
2026: terminator
When Ai is intelligent and creative enough to write, direct, and produce entire virtual worlds, with story plots and NPC that are indistinguishable from reality, we are all in for one hell of a ride.
Exactly
this is my childhood dream
that will never happen.
@@Withnail1969 Uhm, it will. AI can already write code. Lol
@@lynic-0091 no it can't because it doesn't exist.
I think far enough into the future a lot of people will basically live and work in a VR universe. They will reject reality in favor of their VR existence because the VR universe will be so much more compelling and interesting than the real world. In this VR universe, all modes of transportation would be irrelevant, except for entertainment purposes. You can obviously "teleport" to any location you have access to instantly. People would make money in a wide variety of ways just as in the real world. There will likely also be services that integrate VR with reality, such as VR restaurants that will deliver food (via high-speed drone) to your real location so you can eat real food while enjoying the restaurant's atmosphere and enjoying the company of your real or AI friends. Society would likely divide between those that primarily live in VR and those that reject the technology in favor of a simpler way of life.
amazing . can’t wait
People in 2200 will be looking at this like how we look at predictions made in 1900
@@Lackifall Yeah, probably, the future is notoriously difficult to predict. There are historical examples of both over-estimations and under-estimations. It comes from fundamental misunderstandings of physics as well as the economic driving forces that shape markets toward the adoption or rejection of new products.
However, the world I described basically already exists. This “VR universe” is the internet, and more recently, the “metaverse.” We already see mass adoption of remote-work, ownership of virtual assets purchased with real money, instant teleportation (hyperlinks), delivery of food and pretty much anything else with a button click, etc. It stands to reason that all of this will be carried into VR and iterated on in interesting ways.
What I don’t see happening is any large scale haptic devices, like full-body VR suits, ever entering mainstream adoption. This is simply because you can never overcome the problem of inertia, nor can you build a system cheap enough to be affordable by the masses while still creating an immersive physical experience. But where we will continue to see compelling advances are in the areas of graphics, physics simulation, and AI. Because of this, we will have environments so interactive and realistic that they will be visually indistinguishable from reality. There are no laws of physics that prevent that. And there is plenty of economic demand, as evidenced by the $180 billion gaming industry, to continue pushing development in those directions.
this is over the top. can't see this happening anytime soon
I’ll love to meet my vr vtuber crush gf wannabe in my made up hangout VR dmmo games ect lol
i’m sure there will be lots of photo-realistic animated movies in the future, but i feel pretty confident that recording real people for art in the form of movies or shows or whatever will never stop
Is that `never` 5yrs or 10yrs or 50 yrs or 100yrs or 1000yrs?
@@steve.k4735 166 years
This video has everything I've been talking about for years.
Nobody listens to me when I tell them as I am only 17 years old and people around me only care about gangs and stupid shit like that. But I’ll remember them
I'm 30, and I remember playing wolfenstein 3D and Doom as a kid only to see gaming evolve over the years at an amazing rate. I love gaming, but I took a step back from it a few years ago because being a productive and responsible adult requires sacrafice, but man do I miss it. I tried a VR headset lastnight and although it is limited, I was blown away like the first time I played Quake 3 arena, halo, skyrim, gears, etc.
I am resisting the temptation to go out and get one of these VR headsets, but I won't lie, even though the games I played weren't nearly as refined, I felt fully emersed and excited at the prospect of picking up a floppy disk and inserting it into a computer. Somehow this is mind blowing in virtual reality, but in real life unimpressive... I wish I could live to see the full potential of it. If we don't destroy ourselves before then.
I'm 28, was playing the original Doom in VR the other day, really amazing experience playing an old game like that, makes you realise how far we have come.
Do yourself a favor. Get the oculus quest 2. With a good pair of wired earbuds. Get pistol whip.. robo recall and walking dead Saints and sinners... and prepare to have your mind blown! After getting my quest 2 I have completely stopped playing my Xbox one. I don't think I'm even going to get the Xbox series x. And I was very excited about it. I can't stop playing vr. Its absolutely amazing!
Fun note. Oculus's R&D is headed by John Carmack. The man who made Doom and Wolfenstien for IDSoftware.
He made 3D games possible, and is now pioneering VR.
I'm excited by the fact that, given the rate of technological advancement, I might still be alive when we achieve something akin to an early stage of the Holodeck on Star Trek.
VR has been around for years and years. 99% of VR headsets end up where mine is after a week of playing with it, on the shelf in the cupboard.
I'm an ancient gamer from Super Mario to VR Oculus Quest 2. the only reason I want to live 30 more years is just to see what the world would look like in VR.
My new favorite CZcams channel!
“the locomotion problem”. Everyone feels this the first time they try smooth turning and free running without teleportation, but I have yet to see anyone who still have motion sickness issues after playing VR 15min a day for 14 days. Try using “easier” control settings in the beginning. If you start to feel queasy or feel hot, then take a break, or continue the next day. It really is a non-issue that goes away.
My gf has motion sickness so bad, that 5 minutes of a 1st person shooter on PC, or reading in a moving vehicle causes her to become nauseous and get headaches. She's been playing games for over 20 years, so I seriously doubt 2 weeks of VR would make any difference. You're underplaying how serious the condition is, or you've never met someone with a severe case of it. Some people just aren't wired for certain games, I guess.
That's why I haven't gotten a headset. I'd feel like an asshole enjoying one, knowing she couldn't experience it as well.
@@Fermion. I see what you mean, but 20 years of gaming does not matter unless it is in VR, as you do not get motion sickness from normal none-VR games. FPS games are the absolute worst with regards to VR motion sickness, so I would suggest starting with something else like Platform Games until she gets her “sea legs”.
I have a friend that had a pretty bad case of motion sickness in the beginning, and I myself had it too (although not that bad). If she can last 5 min of FPS before getting sick, then she has done a lot better than I did at first - now it doesn’t affect me at all (unless I have taken a long break - then it takes a few days to lose all symptoms again).
All I can say is that if you stop as soon as you feel bad or feel “hot”, and take a break until the next day, then it will get better after around 2 weeks.
If your refresh rates are low (like
So true it literally goes away after a couple of weeks.
@@Fermion. I would get a headset, there are plenty of great games, that don't have you moving around, and teleport is basically the same thing. You just jump to another area, no motion.
I get motion sick, when I use the joystick to move, but never when I'm Physically moving myself around.
VR tricks your mind into thinking what your seeing is real. The motion sickness comes, because when you move by joystick, and your mind doesn't understand, and you start to lose your balance. So, you constantly have to remind yourself, that everything is fine, but your mind isn't convinced, and it starts to become to much for you to handle.
Getting your VR legs, is basically, repeatedly forcing your mind to experience this new kind of movement, with the hopes, it will learn, and it will adapt to it.
There are plenty of great games that don't cause motion sickness, that protect your brain from dealing with that experience, and that's the majority of the games for VR. So, there really isn't real reason not to get VR. I think your GF will enjoy the VR experience.
I love the idea that in a few years it's likely I won't be teaching in person any longer. The learning experience will be greatly enhanced. I will be able to live where ever I want; hell I could buy an RV and travel. I will be able to visit friends and family virtually.
It annoyed me that almost every example of "vr" they showed was phone vr which i think should not count as vr
Yea I agree it is sooo annoying
Learning history or science in VR while I was in school would have been amazing. I love all these ideas. Can't wait to see what's to come
There is a growing realization of the inefficiency of schools where the vast majority of knowledge can be accessed online at lower cost in both time and money.
What needs to be done is to structure the information in a compelling way, making the process enjoyable and efficient. This would require an in-depth knowledge of the Human psychology and, given we vary more or less from one to another, a personal AI, a personal "Aristotle" adapting the stored knowledge for every individual using collected data.
There is more: while theoretical knowledge is necessary, it represent one half of how we acquire knowledge, the other half being practical; put-the-theory-into-practice knowledge, a savoir-faire gained trough, mostly, trial and error. This is where the VR will be the most useful. Imagine a realistically simulated chem lab where a learner could experience in a 0 consequence environment, or a simulated garage where learners could practice mechanics on all kind of machines without the material cost of needed for it to be done IRL.
@@Hgulix62 pass it along to the school boards
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It's actually insane how fast we are excelling as a species technologically.
Honestly it doesn't make sense that a playstation 5 costs less than an iPhone.
They should make a Device that is able to make us feel like we’re falling and then we can put a VR on and it would be hyper realistic (I had a dream about this it was insane)
VR is getting more demanding every year. It's already taking ordinary lives into extraordinary ones. We'll definitely love these things, especially if someone is afraid of having an interaction or is uncomfortable in public. I bet VRMETA will be one of the best VR games too.
Developers need to understand that in VR the sound alongside optics are fundamental, you might get away with repetitive sounds in a desktop environment but it is not the same way in a real-world environment, when it comes to sounds the golden rule needs to be a long as possible repetitive loop, a different tone, and a difference in decibels for every sound in part, this way atmosphere can feet in and become truly immersive since we are not used to same repetitive sounds in reality
The movie *The Congress (2013)* perfectly describes an upcoming era of digital actors and augmented reality with Robin Wright starring as herself in a fictional story about an unsuccessful career of an actress. She is offered her "one last job" to get 3D scanned, the directors are buying "the rights to her person as a celebrity" to cast her in any movie of their choice and she is required to step back from fame and not associate herself with anything these movie makers will produce so she can fully focus on her family.
20 years later a chemical AR experience is widespread. People can fully dive into an augmented reality by inhaling chemically engineered pheromones to change their perception of their environment into a cartoon world, they can make their surroundings and their own body look whatever they like and share it with others by releasing these pheromones although everyone's experience is totally unique. Robin enters the "first fully animated city", Abrahama, where pheromones are released into the air for a continuous animated reality for everyone.
It's such a beautiful movie with great visuals, loving story deserving more recognition. It was an out of this world experience watching it for the first time under the influence of visual substances (not that I would recommend drugs, that would be morally wrong, but I guarantee it'd double the impression)
I’d love to see vr come in the form of neural link. Would be cool to not need a headset, gloves, body suit, treadmill, etc. just close your eyes and activate brain integration. Body goes into a sleep paralysis, and image projection happens inside the head. Like you do in rem sleep. You’d be able to feel complex textures, smell, and audio would be just like being in a real world. I think that would be the best most affordable and immersive way to go.
I really love the haptics. I want to see this grow
As a VR dev, I am noticing that there are design philosophies that are materialising as a result of gradual advancement of it's tech. The word "Arcade-y" is thrown around a lot with newer popular VR titles, and this is because the philosophy is to mix elements of immersive realism with various training wheels that dampen the technical concessions made i.e stick movement, the choice between head or hand locomotion, stick turning, no collision between hands and walls, an aiming reticule projected onto the environment, and so on.
I think these training wheels that allow VR titles such as Solaris and PopOne to be so gameplay focused will evolve and change with the hardware moving forwards.
A decent sized step seems to be coming to VR next year with deca gear VR arriving. Eye and mouth tracking, hip tracking, and cheap Valve Index clone controllers for about half the price of the index is a really compelling advancement in the medium, and maybe (haven't checked yet) will open the biometrics of the user to be used in games and apps for things like authentication.
It’s only going to keep getting better and better!
Image wars being fought in vr..... now that’s the future
but why would wars be in VR ?
@@henrylai7289 in this way would be no deaths. Let's say 2 countries have a conflict and they decide to make a fight/war but instead of real people on real battlefield there will be virtual soldiers on a virtual battlefield (sounds like No game, no life:)
When a virtual soldier die, his ID or some identification code or something will be changed to 'dead' or erased, in this way no one can put it back and reinforce the army (so no risk in an 'infinite army' or a war without an end).
In this way, no one die. Sound kind of a game but still it looks better than an actual war.
(Of course, I'm not saying this method would be accepted by everyone and real wars with death and blood would not happen or that countries would not real atack while in virtual war, but the virtual war looks like a real good and practical solution)
@@edmondciprian interesting, maybe it can happen in VR but I think this idea is not developed enough. What determines the strength of the army, is it, the richer the country, the more soldiers, tanks etc, or what ? I dont think this idea would work for the nature of war is chaos. Imagine resolving issues, and deciding who wins a war based on a chess game?? it wouldn’t work as theres no consequences
@@edmondciprian Do you think war is some kind of game, where everyone is following the rules?
@@noobmaster-vn2se of course not, but I didn't say what I said with the exact expectation to happen, I just thought that this would work as a method that is not bringing any death.
War isn't a game, it's a kind of beautiful chaos but terrible and better to not happen, so that's why I thought what I thought.
And you know, it's a word: "the ones who are right are the ones wo won the fight" or "there's no honor in losing but you find honor by winning". Just as random question, do you believe that? For me, honestly is kind of right but I don't like the thing that honor and fair fight are thrown out, but this is war...I guess🤷♂️
Maybe I'm wrong in all that I'm saying (and probably said more than you need as your answer to your question:)))
9:55 homeboy watching XXXR
This was great valuable content brotehr!
this video proves that if there is any improvement required of the VR industry, it's making a means to access VR without loosing touch with the world around you....specifically, the humans in your vicinity who may have an interest in making use of your lack of attention to the real world...
this is so interesting to see... thanks
I'd be skeptical about that tech growth because for example people in 1980s always thought that by now we'll long have flying cars and pretty much nothing happened, also everyone always thought that we would have holograms but nope.
"GAMING INUDSTRY" Perfect 0:54
It really amazing the potential for VR, right now its in its infancy stage, the problem is demand, mainly the graphics, and processing power needed for bigger title games linked to a PC, otherwise they are always small indie games. Of course advancements in these types of games could create more demand and it will but, the biggest factor is the processing power these small units have for what everyone wants which is life-like realism in terms of graphics. That being coupled with the 6 degrees of motion where talking HUGE amounts of computing power, however with the release of 5G where enormous amounts of data can be streamed from servers far from you in, say, Googles VR Servers or something, then they can have the best most powerful computers and you pay a subscription on their cloud gaming platform and run games not even on your device, rather than you needing the hardware, the device just acts like the monitor that you view your actions and commands given to the servers via 5G. However, this will need to be marketed as such and bring awareness to this new feature when someone, like one of the VR companies figure out how to do this. 5G is already being rolled out in big cities, big games just arent focusing that much on it. I think people will go out and drop $1k to have an experience like that if it existed.
On the bright side you're working out
Despite VR being relatively expensive, it is so sold out that it sometimes has delivery times of many weeks. It could be mainstream as soon as production ramps up.
Many people are not interessted by now, but almost everyone who experiences it for the first time is impressed and wants to get it. ( ..and please don't try with a smartphone, thats absolutely not the same) It is like someone is colorblind and doesn't know what the hype about color is, and suddenly can see color.
"Who would have thought that gameplay for once would help you fight obesity instead of intensifying it?" This is actually what I love about VR, as a fitness junkie and a gamer, who also likes martial arts and dance... I'm not interested in any VR game that you play sitting down. I was already in good shape, but now in addition to my normal daily workout, I get a bit of extra cardio in the evenings, and for hours on the weekends, with games like Beat Saber, Synth Riders, Pistol Whip, Blood & Sorcery, Hellsplit: Arena, etc. I realize not everyone likes to move as much as me... But even just standing and waving your arms around is better than sitting hunched over in a chair, and since games can be so addictive and incentivizing, they're great for getting you to keep exerting yourself while forgetting that you're doing it, instead of feeling like it's something you have to force yourself to endure. So I genuinely think it might be able to help with the obesity epidemic.
Thank you for this video very informative brother totally agreed on the matter why we were impress by the technology that we are using so let's not get impress by upcoming technology if we would regrets it later thanks once again I'm already a subscriber of your channel
Thank you for your feedback, Hamza :)
@@ScienceTime24 thank you for your reply brother I really appreciate your videos and your work love from Pakistan
I’m so excited!
I do agree the price needs to to go down ! Still great invention thank you for sharing this true video maybe games keep smiling with lol politely & safely
It makes it harder to escape from fantasy as everytime digital technology progresses
Really great video!
This is the real gaming when you move all your body not just your fingers
I got a VR ad right before this lol
I think in 5 years companieswill start using haptic tech with the treadmills. Same idea as the gloves but for your whole body, allowing you to "sit" or be able to lean against a wall to name some ideas. Maybe even the idea to be able to comunicate with NPC's using your real world voice, using systems such as Siri and Alexa.
Imagine a Vr with a suit full of sensors, and be in large room with padded walls stairs etc. And you move through empty building but youre viston is inside a video game would be so cool especially for military combat trainers
I like how you used a TSLA fO AI drIVIN!!!;)
Imagine looking for this after 4 years with vr heads on, to know if we actually knew what is gonna happen
I'm kinda tired of people giving false expectations to others for VR. Many other non-surface-level issues need to be addressed before we even begin with these things like FBT and total immersion. Total immersion? as fucking if. We're only now creating real standard protocols for the VR industry, what makes people think just a few years from now all these devices will be working in tandem and for less than the price of a luxury car? Sure, OpenXR has provided most standards so far, but that's a whole different discussion from what I was mentioning. I guess Khronos did join the Metaverse Standards Forum (stupid fuckin name) a month ago but that's a bit recent. Better question, how heavy would the whole setup be? Answer: fucking immensely heavy (compared to normal movement, not on a scale of how much the human muscle can withstand).
I could believe that something like camera hand tracking could be extremely refined within a couple years, but definitely not things like full-body tracking, immersive haptic feedback, and the smaller details that make VR interaction a bit uncanny (eye-tracking/facial tracking on a cheap headset. How would that happen when all the eye-tracking companies are just fucking silent. Literally 3 companies I looked into haven't said a word in over, like, 2 to 3 years).
Personally, I believe the future headsets in 2025 will try to be smaller. They'll probably try to be a little bit lighter, focus on being able to be a standalone device if needed, and focus on comfort. Of course there will always be the high price headsets that manage to squeeze in all the cool little bonus features and luxury features, but the majority of people don't need to worry about that.
amazing!
Technology may someday have the ability to replicate actors. However, actors being real people is why we connect with their characters. Just because two things look identical does not mean they are identical.
Can i have the sources you used? i'm working on a university paper and need some academic sources for your information
one of the larger impact of anger and irritation I've experienced in recent years was when I found that the best option at the time for vr locomotion had been shut off from being sold to individuals. so yeah. being able to move around by using MY FEET is a pretty fucking big deal to me. :) I blame my introduction to full VR by VR5 and, more significantly, .Hack//Sign. around the time of watching and having watched it, I could imagine no finer situation than being able to enter that world. :) largely still can't. :P
I have wanted VR to be a reality ever since seeing the holodeck on Star Trek The Next Generation. Imagine the places, people, times, and realms that one can see and interact within THAT environment. I would love to be in Skyrim or Middle-Earth like that. As my brother-in-law said to me in a conversation over this, at that point why would anyone want to leave it and return to our world? .....
Software updates.
We won’t need Headsets in the end. I think unsurprisingly that Neuralink Technology will be the pivotal piece of tech needed to move us closer to the most immersive VR experience and may even help to crack open other barriers in our conscious experience of reality. This channel is dope btw! I hope you guys talk about neuralink in one of your future videos.
your going to become a fucking puppet of the Illuminati people are vr are so oblivious already eye tracking hand tracking they are tracking ur data now u want them to track ur brain data????
@@desmass1 But aren't we already puppets of the Illuminati maaaaan? We've been their puppets for 12,000 years maaan, look into it
@@SpikeTFA I'm Not doubting that one bit I wouldn't say 12,000 yrs that's the time of the Egyptians and Sumerians. But more reason we have been puppets for 2000-3000 years. But I mean when something is connected to your brain then you are literally a puppet in IMO we all have our own beliefs and opinions. But one thing that i believe is that even if neuralink is safe (which I doubt) it will still destroy your consciousness until it's taken out of your brain. Because you won't be able to explore deep levels of consciousness because the void will be filled with artificial intelligence and you will know everything. But nothing about your consciousness because it's not in the realm of intellect (memory-based )
But this video is targeted towards my fellow weebs and they mostly aren't spiritual and haven't seen the mysteries because of being so entrenched in VR and games ,im not saying its bad but their will be a point where you have to choose reality or augmented reality. That's your choice as i should be i just have to inform the people as much as possible
@@desmass1 I'm deeply entrenched in the spiritual world, including many extremely high doses of psychedelics combined with a developed sense of religion/spirituality. The psychedelic/spiritual revolution will come first before this technology gets super deep, so I think we will combine the two and absolutely transcend our biology. The organic and technological singularities combined into one
It will be SO much harder to make good shots with lighting if the player can look freely around. This will only work in 3D animated movies.
everyone keeps forgetting star citizen will be a VR game when finished.. that will be awesome.
This is why we've gotten in the movement early!
i never had interest in vr. i thought it was cool, but never cared to get into it. then one day i made a quick and unplanned decision to get an oculus quest 2.... the best purchase of my life. i see the future of this, and cant wait to see what comes out of it!
this is a very good analysis.
There are also massive mental and physical health therapeutic uses for VR most people look over.
I read that seasickness in V.R. happens when the screens are not syncronized and if the fps is below 160. So you need glasses with one powerful screen and high fps. I met only two companies that made such v.r. helmets. "starvr" & "vrgineers" Only the prices for them are higher
This is kind of scary because I am seeing less and less real human interaction in the future 😔
Times will change as we evolve
maybe not. Ki also getting better. Peopel dont haven‘t to work as much as today so they have more free time
@@manuelgutmann6846 - yeah... 'maybe not'. Instead, people might have NO 'free time' and become slaves because those in charge are still greedy.
We need full dive already. I wont be satisfied until it comes out
I had a vr headset in the mid to late 90s. While things are definitely prettier, it really hasn't changed all that much.
I had a jetpack in the late 80s. Still waiting for everyone else to catch up.
I can totally see that happening. I got my oculus quest 2 and it has completely made my xbox one irrelevant. I don't even know if I'm gonna get the series x anymore.. I mean.. why. And I'm dreaming about titanfall in vr with xbox graphics... hopefully in 5 years.. that is my dream. Would also love skyrim 2 in vr with xbox graphics. I'm excited!
I currently own 2 psvr headsets and will 1000% guarenteed to get the new Playstation XR when they release it. That is a certainty. VR is a blast, especially fighting games like Creed. It keeps your heart rate in check. Horror games are also a blast in VR. When the new headset comes out I will be all over it.
At least they can start by putting the hardware in a belt around your waist, and then use super light material to hold the lens so you won't need to have heavy and hot VR unit on your head...
lol I spit out my drink when he said "next-gen" consoles 😂
Man I'd wish for full dive VR in 2025 but I know that's still unrealistic. Hopefully before the 2040's we see some stuff on that lol
This would make schools way more interesting for kids and will make it funner for them to learn
Seems incomplete.
We've known about VR going back to Johnny Nemonic eye-phones and Ghost in the Shell in the 1990s.
The tech was just not ready requiring workstations and mainframes to make it all work then.
So people are worried when actors' jobs are at risk but don't mind when the average person is replaced by robots....
The idea of cloud based VR is pure science fiction. You might be able to offload things like AI intelligence to cloud services but the rendering had to be done locally
I want to directly plug my brain into the machine for total simulated reality indistinguishable from actual reality (with the exception of having a mech suit or super powers)
Can you make an updated version of this? Since this was 2 almost 3 years ago.
VR is literally people merging with AI. How long before the gaming worlds feel so real we can't distinguish it from real life. We must already exist in multiple realities perhaps.
I feel like this could mess up some people's mental health somehow...
You were in a movie till 2020. Welcome to the new video game matrix 2021 onwards.
Imagine going into Google Street View with VR. You never gotta pay for a holiday again!!!!! But I'm sure they'd have a Holiday app or game which let's you check out destinations in 4k HD realistic graphics
i want to know what are those on his hands in 9:52 and why i dont have a pair yet?
remember those brick cell phone in seinfield? that's where we are with VR
The only console that legit can never be replaced is the Nintendo Wii. Man what a god damn masterpiece that console was.
I can not wait for VR raves. God that would be so fucking epic
Love how in the thumbnail the 2020 guy is wearing a PSVR (which is pretty outdated in the VR world. Don’t get me wrong, it’s great and it was my first VR experience, but for the same price or cheaper, you can get the Oculus Quest 2 and if you are willing to spend a lot of money you can get the HTC Vive.)
Smelling and tasting in vr would be exciting!
LOL no to the virtual manure factory tour
That would be dope with doom 2016 VR.
I can't wait till VR gets good enough that thousands of people can get together and reenact famous civil war battles, or reenact Star Wars the battle of Hoth. or WWII battles.
Damn...i remember Pong....does that make me old? lol
Amazing video. Thank you, @sciencetime
i’m kind of sad that i’m just getting into the PC game and now VR will probably become the norm by 2025-2030. Even worse, it won’t be perfected or super advanced until probably 2040.
I wish the vr was like ready player one for mobile pc and more
This video forgot a huge part of future vr development, and that os BCI (Brain to computer interface) and vice versa, this can be used to allow us to FEEL sensations without there actually being anything in reality, or even allow us to MOVE even though we don't move in reality. It is probably important to mention that these developments won't be available by 2025, but a weaker form of them may be, so it should've been worth mentioning.
they already releasing a bci headset, can remember the name but it can only read brain signals atm, in the future with an improved version of neuralink it could do incredible things
i think the headset is called galea or sum
Never heard of XR before. Will that be a common thing in the last quarter of the 21st century?