VR

“It doesn't seem like virtual reality is this technology. That's going to be mass adopted this year, or next year, or the year after that, or the year after that, maybe five years down the road. We start to see that happen, and who knows exactly how that's gonn…”

“People, people often seem to think that there's got to be this big breakthrough, like that we're going to be scanning lasers. I'm like, no, I think actually things are going to look pretty similar. You're going to have micro LED displays that are very high bri…”

“And you don't have to simulate taste well or at all. You don't have to simulate touch well or at all. You don't have to simulate even locomotion well or at all. If there are compelling things you can do with just sight and sound. And remember, most of what we …”

“The only thing that I would lose if I did that in VR with perfect vision and perfect audio is that handshake at the end.”

“There's actually a pretty clear path to VR that is visually indistinguishable from reality in the next five to seven years, certainly not more than 10.”

“You also have to have Verifocal systems that can change the focal length of the pixels that you're looking at, but that's all been demonstrated. That's all been proven as well. We can do it fast enough if we have good eye tracking. We can correct for pupil swi…”

“That shift from focus to broad I think that there is a time when it will happen. I don't think today is the right time, unfortunately.”

“I think one thing that Meta is doing, regardless of where VR is headed or AR is headed, is they have one of the most world-class teams for graphics, and they have to because of all the stuff that they're doing in VR.”

“My galaxy brain take on virtual reality is that we will eventually move from trying to put glasses on our heads to just implanting it into our brains, and that's what VR and AR are gonna be.”

“I think it's over. I think virtual reality should go back to niche use cases, gaming. Hopefully keep improving, be this kind of like product that's maybe a reasonably big market, but not the way everyone interacts with life.”