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Days after reviewing Meta’s newest VR headset, the , last fall, I was hospitalized with high blood pressure. Although the two events were unrelated, the latter changed my life quite a bit. Besides needing to pay even more attention to my eating habits, and going on a lot of new meds, I was told to focus on getting regular cardio exercise. These were familiar reminders: I’ve faced this path before. 

When I told a friend I needed to exercise more, she recommended a VR fitness app called on the Quest. I laughed because I’d already tried it, but this time I was hearing a testimonial from someone I didn’t even know used VR. She got the as a gift earlier in the year and has been using it ever since. So I joined again too.

I’ve been doing daily VR workouts for months now. The Quest VR headset is my purpose-based fitness device. Meanwhile, downstairs, my oldest son plays Beat Saber and The Walking Dead on Quest 2. For him, it’s his game console.

The future is now the present. Welcome to VR and AR, circa 2024. While Apple and the forthcoming represent an exciting potential future for the technology, Meta’s Quest and headsets like it are the already real and sometimes functional present. 

But can these devices do even more? Can they transcend being game consoles, fitness devices and experimental toys? Will VR and AR, in a sense, grow up? It’s something I’ve seen slowly emerging throughout the pandemic years and the obsession with the , but in 2024 we may finally see products and apps that bring virtual augmented reality into the same functional universe as our phones and computers, maybe finally leading to mass adoption like smartphones over a decade ago.

Mixed reality at large

Everyday AR glasses, where virtual images and information appear in the lenses alongside the reality you see, aren’t a thing yet. There are many roadblocks: prescription concerns, safety, social acceptance, app compatibility, gesture interfaces and also just keeping them running for more than an hour on a charge.

In the meantime, VR with mixed reality has become the stand-in. Meta’s Quest headsets, Apple’s Vision Pro, and likely every VR headset going forward will have capabilities to blend virtual things with the real world using depth sensors and improved headset cameras. 

The concept is still new, and so far, limited. relegates mixed reality to being a gimmick in a few games right now. The Vision Pro, as we’ve seen so far, mostly uses mixed reality to float 2D displays over the real world.

In 2024, the door seems wide open for developers to figure out ways to apply toolkits used today in phone- and tablet-based AR apps like Pokemon Go. While we think of VR at the moment as being “Hey look at me, I’m in another world,” the experiential shift could move quickly to pockets of immersion embedded in real-world environments. The Quest 3 is a device I expect to lead that change.

AI enters the mix

After a year entirely defined by AI, it’s no surprise that AI would somehow find its way into VR and AR. Especially for Meta, that’ll be a big part of 2024’s plans. Meta’s Bosworth and CEO Mark Zuckerberg already laid out for their metaverse dreams at the last Meta Connect developer conference, and both the Quest 3 and have new chipsets with more robust AI processing capabilities.

Wearables like Humane’s Ai Pin and Meta’s new Ray-Ban glasses will both use cameras to . Camera-driven AI, which should work in a similar spirit to how to interpret the environment, objects and text, would make a ton of sense in camera-studded mixed reality headsets. There could be assistive uses, safety features or just better ways that software could recognize the world and fold augmented reality into it.

The greatest immediate movement in this space could come in smart glasses instead of VR headsets.

What about glasses?

Qualcomm, and a number of other companies, are actively exploring ways to make glasses even smarter and more phone-connected. In the short term, glasses like focus on being camera-enabled, microphone- and speaker-connected phone peripherals. In 2024, expect more layers of AI to help these devices listen and use camera data more intelligently, and maybe act more like wearable assistants.

Glasses with displays already exist from a number of companies including , and TCL. Expect more plug-in, monitor-on-your-face solutions in glasses form, especially since more devices are friendlier to USB-C connections and the display tech is improving constantly. I’ve already tried using an so the idea is possible. Now they need to work better with regular glasses and feel less clunky.

We may even see some AR glasses that aim to do (in smaller forms) what mixed-reality VR headsets are doing. Still, the signs are clear that the progress in that zone has slowed down. Until mixed reality software improves, and phone manufacturers — namely, Apple and Google — find ways to dovetail glasses seamlessly as everyday phone peripherals, AR glasses won’t become a truly everyday thing for anyone.

Would I make my next pair of glasses a set of smart Ray-Bans? I’m already test-driving a prescription pair, and the experience is already sometimes profound. Smarter glasses will figure out the territory as VR headsets improve, and someday they’ll meet in the middle. That someday isn’t this year, and it won’t be the year after. In 2024, all VR and AR need to solve is finding a few more ways to be really useful. 

My family and I have already found a couple in fitness and gaming. I bet 2024 finds a few more.

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