Although many people have yet to experience the use of virtual reality glasses, this technology has been available on the market for quite some time. Companies like Meta and Sony invest heavily in this area, developing increasingly sophisticated equipment to increase the feeling of immersion. Next, we present some practical applications of VR (Virtual Reality).
Virtual Reality Glasses are very useful for different segments.
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Check below the main uses using Virtual Reality (VR) glasses:
1. Psychology
Virtual glasses are great allies for psychologists to help their patients deal with various psychological disorders. Due to its ability to recreate situations and environments, technology helps with treatments such as phobias, anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress.
2. Engineering
Through virtual glasses, engineering professionals are able to visualize various stages of production cycles and product design. With this interaction, they are able to assess the project's potential, strengths and flaws.
3. Tourism
In this area, virtual glasses are the darlings. With them, people will be able to visit places without having to leave their homes. As an example, we can cite the Google Maps. Now, for artistic experiences, we have Google Arts and Culture available.
4. Health area
In the health sector, virtual glasses are of great importance. With them, it is possible to train professionals and distract patients during surgical or physiotherapy procedures. Studies even indicate that this technology has helped professionals to use less anesthesia on their patients.
5. Auto Industry
In addition to driving simulators, the auto industry relies on virtual glasses to give customers a more realistic feel for the vehicle they are interested in. They even ensure safety in situations that could pose risks to drivers.
6. meditation and relaxation
With the virtual glasses, users will be able to go to places where they feel better and then maintain the highest possible state of relaxation. Due to the reproduction of images and sounds, it will be easier for the person to concentrate on the proposed activity.
