In a few years, virtual reality would become part of daily life. It could become psychological therapists, trainers for dementia patients, pilots and other technician applicants, educators for fire prevention, and other safety measures.
Even at your South Korean home, you can wear virtual reality glasses and feel the thrill of European Premier League soccer matches in London.
The augmented virtual reality would enable you to enjoy, at your home, visiting ancient palaces, fishing at the Dokdo Island, visiting scenic sites worldwide, and dating with world stars.
The virtual reality services would also be useful in marketing and the media.
The Seoul VR Expo 2018, which opened at Seoul’s KOEX Thursday, provides a glimpse of what would happen in our life through the virtual reality.
Many people mistakenly believe the VR is used only for porno and gaming business. However, the myth would disappear when you visit the Expo.
However, it may take time before these VR services would be commercialized.
