The experience I had with a few of the VR tools in the innovation lab made me excited to see where the industry will go. There seems like it has tremendous upside. What I thought was most interesting was watching peoples reactions. People reacted to what they saw as if they were actually there. Each person fully interacted with the different VR tools. What I mean by that is that they seemed so thoroughly engrossed in what they were experiencing that they fully engaged and immersed themselves into the world they were transported into.

One critique I have is for the cardboard viewers. There is a button on the side that is used as a 'clicker'. I was having a lot of trouble getting the phone to respond to the clickers touch. It made it so I couldn't use the app to its full capacity and what it was intended for. When it would work one problem I had was closing out of adds. The clicker wasn't very accurate so it would click on the add and take me to another page. I would have to take the headset off and manually go back to the previous page.

The quality of the video and the load speed wasn't very good on the cheaper devices; however, I guess that can be anticipated with cheaper quality.