The availability of new applications of virtual reality technologies will soon introduce the emergence of new user needs:
- movement in spaces: with treadmills capable of moving in all directions
- sensory replication: with gloves and haptic suits for touch and new technologies capable of transporting taste and smell
- feedback: devices capable of transmitting forces, vibrations and movements to the user
- health monitoring: sensors capable of monitoring the state of health during the VR experience
- immersive audio: three-dimensional and spatial audio systems to enhance the virtual experience
- tracking: of the face, eyes, body, to improve interaction between humans and machines
Very interesting new scenarios open up, where the only limit is imagination.
In this field, too, we are only at the beginning