More VR
Virtual Reality applications don't stop at sales, enterprise and personal development. There are opportunities to entertain and document events, music and art creation. VR headsets are ideal for immersive Virtual Tour presentations.
Documentary
VR has the ability to tell stories from a third person perspective that feels like 'you were there'. There is a visceral
Sports
Experiencing sports from the perspective of being there is a new and lucrative growing market, the opportunity to have an expensive courtside seat normally reserved for celebrity.
Live Music
The feeling of being right there at the gig, possibly on stage with the band.
Artist Documentation
Only VR has the ability to let you sit in the world of an artist as they work...it is a unique feeling and insight that a 2D flat screen documentation can never hope to replicate.
VR as Art
VR can also be an artpiece in and of itself. Much of the early funding for VR came from innovative arts grants, looking to see what existing artists would create given an entirely new medium.
Virtual Tours
VR Headsets deliver an even more immersive experience of a traditional virtual tour. Actual scale and the subjective 'feel' of a space or location are possible, where 2D versions cannot portray this perspective. Note that most virtual tours should easily translate between a headset, PC and mobile device experience.