A look at how VR can boost business growth

Technology is increasingly being implemented into business strategy as a way to reduce costs, increase efficiency and boost profits. From software and automation tools to AI, new technologies are helping businesses to reach a new height.

One particular technology that has seen increased use over the last few years is Virtual Reality or VR. This immersive technology is being used in several industries to boost business growth. The protective VR case experts at Case Farm have put together a short guide on how enterprises are making the most of this incredible tech. Take a look below!

Manufacturing

Manufacturing is a huge and complicated process, and each individual part that is being made must be inspected and tested. Through the power of VR, manufacturing experts can inspect parts and see how they fit and work together. This means that experts can remotely from their homes, reducing travel expenses and other resources.

Real estate

Estate agents and realtors spend a lot of their time travelling to show potential customers around properties. This is a challenging problem if they sell property abroad or have a large client base to manage.

With VR, clients can visit properties remotely at their leisure and explore the property and grounds from the comfort of their own homes. This frees up the realtors’ time to see more clients, sell more property, and boost their business growth.

Training and coaching

One of the largest business expenses comes from training and coaching staff. Paying for time off, travel and accommodation mean that costs soon add up to an eye-watering amount. With VR, employees can receive personalised training and put their skills to practice in simulated scenarios. This saves businesses time and money and helps their employees to gain valuable skills.

Therapists and mental health professionals

Therapists and mental health professionals typically see clients in person, which means hiring out a building or room from where they can run their business. This can be costly, particularly in major towns and cities. With the power of VR technology, therapists and mental health professionals can now give the same personal treatment style without travelling or paying fees for treatment rooms.

This is by no means an exhaustive list of industries using VR, so it will be exhilarating to see this technology emerge and develop further over the coming years.