It’s like seeing ancient heritage stupas that were destroyed in the Bagan earthquake a year ago and an ancient city that is hundreds of years old.
It’s so close and so detailed that you can touch it with your hands. Realistic image and sound projected and Virtual Reality technology will inevitably come to our east. However, virtual reality is more of a business marketing and advertising than a game. Nathan Windsor is a person who uses virtual reality technology to influence people’s lives emotionally. “It’s a chance to relive the good times in your memory that you can’t get back in a lifetime,” he said.
Paul Hainston (Acres Production) recorded a YouTube video called Leo and Laura, which is over four minutes long, and describes how virtual reality technology can affect a person. In the video, Leo and Laura, a world-traveling couple who are now in their 90s, talk about it. Because they are getting old and can’t go as before, they used virtual reality to show the places that Leo and Laura visited when they were old enough to remember the good times. When Leo was shown a place in Japan that they had visited before, wearing a headset, the two of them were surprised and happy as if they were seeing memories from the past that they could never get back. ‘I’m very lucky to be in a place where I can make people happy,’ says Nathan Windsor.