VR creates a calm, focused environment where designers can work uninterrupted for hours using superhuman 3D tools. The immersive space makes visualizing and manipulating 3D designs far easier than traditional 2D interfaces.
When you're having a sprint of creativity, you might design for like 2, 3 hours straight and then you need a break anyway. So building really, really good creative tools in VR is something super important. It's something where VR can make a big difference. If you're a designer, just putting on a VR headset and spending 2 hours in an environment that is perfectly crafted to be a sort of moment of peace, of calm and focus, and using VR to have like superhuman powers where like you can sort of design the thing with 3-dimensional tools, you can visualize the design much better, especially if it's 3D design. I mean, that's one example of a very powerful use case.
