VR could revolutionize education by enabling students to learn in an immersive, experiential way, from anywhere in the world. VR provides the opportunity to democratize education by opening up opportunities to students of all backgrounds, which may not have been possible before.

One of the most useful ways to convince a customer to buy a product is to allow them to use it in real-time to experience using it – see how it looks and works. From manufacturing and packaging to interior design, businesses can use VR to give consumers a demo of the product, to understand better what goes into making it.

The training industry has started to embrace the opportunities VR learning brings. With VR, people can learn through experience in a risk-free space; it's consistent, affordable and scales. With the experiential learning VR brings, VR training significantly increases learning retention levels PwC infamously did a study on the effectiveness of VR learning for soft skills, and found people learnt up to 4 times faster in VR.

From practicing surgery, helping with mental issues, therapy treatment and working with virtual physiotherapist, the VR has made a big impact in the Health industry

VR allows engineers and designers to experiment easily with the look and build of a vehicle before commissioning expensive prototypes. It is already becoming a standard and most major companies are using it.

There's nothing like a global pandemic and lockdowns to make you miss the freedom to travel to different countries, visit world-famous landmarks, and experience a glimpse into another culture. Imagine being able to experience a guided tour of Barcelona or Budapest from your home in California or Singapore. With VR, you can do just that.