Dicko: Virtual reality has not found a killer use case outside gaming
David Dicko · #4 Skylights · Mar 3, 2025 · at 5:07
Skylights founder David Dicko discusses market opportunities for consumer VR adoption while pitching an in-flight VR service.
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“Very, very clearly, virtual reality is looking for its killer use case. It's found one in the gaming and is still looking for any other killer use case out there.”
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