Last year, CES 2017 heralded the age of ubiquitous Virtual Reality or VR as the cool kids call it, but now CES 2018 has come and gone and you probably still don’t own or use a VR system. So why not?

VR has been a slow burn. The problem has been to create realism to the extent that the brain can stop nagging you that you’re not in a real environment and just adapt, and learn whatever’s being presented.

This year there are even more VR offerings than at last year’s event, with better resolution, lower latency, better and more intuitive sensors – the kind that might be useful for visualizing large sets of security threat data and discerning significant trends – so the slower-than-expected adoption of VR might be about to speed up.

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