Head-mounted displays let you see products at true scale in 3D, which beats flat screens for understanding. Immersion works best for paperless work instructions, product comprehension, and complex engineering problems that need spatial insight.
Just putting on a headset to get immersed in something, to see it in 3D, you know, maybe, maybe not, but getting immersed in something so that you can look and see and understand volumetrically, because you need to see how your product is represented, like one-to-one. Mm-hmm. Doing that on a flat screen is not as good. So there's a huge benefit to doing it immersed. So that purpose part is really important because everybody's time is incredibly valuable and there needs to be a reason why they're getting immersed in these environments, whether it's presenting work instructions instead of like grabbing paper or looking on a tablet. And then another way, or just understanding product better or Hard engineering problems. And that's a really good use of the immersive platform that I think wouldn't naturally become apparent.
