In the photo: Barack Obama tries on a helmet of virtual reality during a visit to the Fair of Technologies and Industrial Investments in Hanover, April 25, 2016.
In the photo: the visitors of the Mobile World Congress exhibition explore the virtual reality with helmets from Samsung, February 21, 2016, Barcelona.
In the photo: a resident of Taiwan evaluates the Chinese gadget 3Glasses D2 during a technology show in Taipei, April 15, 2016.
In the photo: the girl is testing a gadget that creates a bird's eye view - a simulator called Birdly is able to realize the dream of those who have ever dreamed of becoming a bird.
In the photo: a visitor of the Mobile World Congress exhibition is trying virtual reality glasses Zeiss VR One, February 25, 2016, Barcelona.
In the photo: Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his colleagues are testing the capabilities of the virtual reality helmet Samsung Gear VR, February 25, 2016, Barcelona.
In the photo: a man plays on the PlayStation, armed with a helmet of virtual reality.
In the photo: a girl looks at the world through glasses of virtual reality, March 3, 2016, Beijing.
In the photo: guests of the presentation of the virtual reality helmet Gear VR from Samsung are testing the novelty, September 24, 2015, Hollywood.
In the photo: another visitor of the Mobile World Congress exhibition is trying to immerse herself in virtual reality with the help of a modern gadget, March 2, 2016, Barcelona.
In the photo: an elderly couple is testing virtual reality glasses while sitting in a Smart Fortwo convertible.
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