To say the last three years of the Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality (AR/VR) space have been a roller coaster doesn’t begin to describe the ups and downs. In fact, it has kind of been that way for years. The pattern of exciting developments, false starts, promising advances, and outright failure has marked the journey since it started.
Everyone following this space has been waiting for the “iPhone moment,” when the technology finally reaches a place where the mass market “gets it” and then actually obtains it.
