The golden age of virtual reality (VR) has arrived. The power of VR allows people to experience different stories through first-person perspectives, across time and space constraints. Although VR is only blooming in the entertainment industry, its enormous potential is far beyond this: VR can make the physical world and the virtual world, making "the duality of existence" possible. This "extrapolation" from VR to reality can further strengthen human endogenous emotions such as empathy, understanding and compassion, and make the connection between virtual and reality closer.
VR can not only mobilize people's emotions, but also enhance people's "cognition." Through a complete simulation of the real experience, VR provides the immersive "first-hand information" for the experiencer, and the reality is transferred to the virtual world. As a result, VR is not only promising in the fields of medical care and media, but also brings these positive influences into people's daily lives.
Immersive medical
High-resolution imaging and detection technology helps physicians achieve accurate, rapid, and timely diagnosis, reduce the rate of invasive treatment, and support preventive care. For example, VR has played a role in the treatment of patients with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Bravemind is a clinical, interactive VR exposure treatment tool that rebuilds patient-stimulated situations in a virtual world, helping patients return to the field and step by step to normalize the unfortunate experience of the year. In many instances, VR assistance has shortened the treatment of PTSD by two to three years.
Immersive exploration
VR opens the door to time and space that is difficult for human beings. This will further ignite the desire of mankind to explore the earth, the ocean and even the universe. The birth of "Cry Out: The Lonely Whale Experience" is a living example of human desire to explore. The deep-sea VR expedition allowed the audience to sneak into the depths of the ocean, measure the life living in the deep sea, and feel the damage caused by pollution to the delicate marine ecosystem. Through such a simple experience, the audience can understand the impact of climate change.
Immersive interaction
VR's tentacles have also reached the journalism industry. As video content becomes the most important consumption mode of VR, the VR video platform that has been heavily invested by media companies has sprung up in the video broadcasting market. On the solid foundation of traditional news, VR provides viewers with an interactive experience of walking in the video, creating a virtual “first-hand experience†for the audience, making the audience the closest witness to the story.
Many international media companies have entered VR journalism, and their seas are accompanied by the birth of a large number of VR documentaries: In India, for example, VR is the leader in the rapid development of Indian technology, and two documentaries with VR as the core technology. Cost of Coal (India's first VR documentary) and Displaced (Displaced) demonstrate the infinite potential of VR in journalism.
What is the next step?
VR can fundamentally change the way individuals, groups, and organizations interact, and for those who are interested in experience and interest sharing, VR offers a unique opportunity that is different from any other medium. The exploration of VR potential depends on the development of VR headset and the support of supporting hardware and software, which can only be achieved through enterprise-level cooperation. This is the reality at the moment of VR.
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