If the term “virtual reality” makes you to think of kids wearing strange looking headsets playing immersive video games, you wouldn’t be wrong. To date, gaming is the strongest – and most lucrative – foothold for the budding virtual reality (VR) market. However, thanks to faster Internet speeds (like those available via Fioptics), advancements in VR technology, more affordable hardware, and increasing consumer awareness, industries have begun to look at virtual reality as the next technology that will transform everything from the way we shop, to the way our children learn, to the way we travel.