Axmitchell "The state of VR"

As stated on blog.hubspot.com By definition, "Virtual Reality (VR) is the most immersive of the "reality" technologies, and usually involves wearing a headset that creates a 360-degree simulation -- virtually placing the user into a digital environment or immersive experience designed to make it feel like he or she is actually there."
 Today we have AR (augmental reality) which overlays a person's physical environment with some sort of digital imagery. For example, Pokémon GO, this uses GPS locations to help "find" and "catch" digital creatures. We also have MR (Mixed Reality) witch can be thought as "AR+". It places digital objects the same as MR, but then has the ability of the objects to engage with the real, physical world around them and vice versa. Finally XR (extended reality) which combines VR, AR and MR, this creates an immersive virtual experience for the user. It also allows that person to continue to see and interact with physically with the world around him or her.
VR can only grow from where it is today and the sky is the limit based on how fast it is growing.

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