The future of healthcare is here – first digital pill approved by FDA

The future of healthcare is here – first digital pill approved by FDA





The various UX designers that I met over the past six months have kept asking me this question – how will the user experience industry change when Virtual Reality becomes a common phenomenon. The field of User Experience has been expanding for the last decade. Starting as a simple form of human-computer interaction to design machine interface to coming into the limelight in the age of digitalization, the field of UX has expanded to accommodate new experience tech into its fold. 

Similar to when the UX designers moved to the digital world and learned the know-how of designing apps for the touch screens, UX designers will need to learn new fields of study to design for the virtual world. 3D objects and constructing of the virtual world will be seen as key skills that a VR UX designer must have. This phenomenon will be a door opener for a large number of 3D animators in the country to join the UX industry. 

If you walk up to the Hub zero mall in Dubai, you will see an indoor VR fun park. You can often see people in small cubicles standing, wearing VR glasses and fighting off zombies that only they can see and experience. While I was there, I could see the fun that the users were having, or how scared that they were getting and this experience bolstered our confidence in VR technology to create an alternate virtual world where various tasks can be performed.  

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