AR and VR can help developers create more immersive and realistic experiences for users.
2. AR and VR can also be used to test prototypes before they are built, saving time and money.
3. AR and VR can help developers understand how users interact with their products or services.
4. AR and VR can train employees on new procedures or processes.
5. Finally, AR and VR can be used to market products or services to potential customers. For example, an airline could use an app that makes it seem like you're sitting in a plane by displaying the inside of the cabin around you.
6. The cost of these technologies is still relatively high for some businesses; however, this is expected to change as competition increases and hardware becomes more accessible.
7. AR and VR are still developing, so it's hard to predict what other ways they will impact software development in the future!
8. Some people may find that virtual reality headsets make them feel claustrophobic because they only allow a specific range of movement (e.g., one cannot walk around while wearing them).
9. Additionally, evidence suggests that long-term exposure to virtual reality has detrimental effects on vision and attention span.
10. Ultimately, whether or not you incorporate AR/VR into your design process depends on the product or service you provide and your target audience.