[stormed]

surprisingly, the people I saw getting the most use out the Apple Vision Pro has been healthcare workers (even though that's already incredibly rare to see). There was a doctor I used to talk to at my old job that swore by it. He would pin EPIC app windows in individual patient rooms and would use the built-in microphones for doing speech dictation on patient charts.

I thought it sounded a little goofy when he was explaining it to me, but hey that's at least a more productive use case than watching YouTube videos on the couch.

[elzbardico]

It is not very different from the Microsoft thing, that found its only place in maintenance crews of complex equipment in factory floors and hangars.

[fragmede]

"only place".

There are quite a large number factory floors across the entire world. That's a fairly large niche.

[elzbardico]

it found a place, didn't get immensely popular, probably because you already needs lots of data in particular formats for this to be useful, and this costs money.