1 - Remote Collaboration:
Imagine a team of architects and engineers working on a construction project. With XR and VR, they can hold virtual meetings where they all put on their VR headsets and walk through the 3D model of the building. They can make real-time changes, discuss designs, and identify potential issues, all while being in different parts of the world.
2 - Real Estate and Architecture:
A potential homebuyer can take a virtual tour of a property from the comfort of their living room. They can walk through the house, examine details, and get a true sense of the space's layout and dimensions.
History enthusiasts can explore ancient ruins that are otherwise difficult to access. VR can recreate historical sites, allowing users to walk through ancient cities or marvel at artifacts that are otherwise housed in distant museums.
3 - Training and Education:
Medical students can use VR to practice surgeries in a safe and controlled environment. By donning VR headsets and using specialized controllers, they can perform virtual surgeries, learning crucial skills without the risk associated with real patients.
