Lufthansa brings the inflight experience to life with mixed reality

Lufthansa has the least amount of seat space in any plane I've flown in. But sure, goggles.

I get the hate, but I find this semi-interesting. I flew business recently and the airline had a '3d' walkthrough of their cabin (i.e. 360deg photos at multiple points), a bit like property market listings where you have to press a bunch of arrows to move around. It may seem daft, and you may not be able to imagine someone using this in its current iteration, but I reckon as VR-wear becomes less clunky, stuff like this will be really useful. There are many air (and airmile) hobbyists and frequent flyers who like this stuff. So, hm, I guess people should just be a bit more generous with their good-faith tech curiosity instead of pouring hate?

EDIT: to expand a bit on why I like these walkthroughs in general: if I'm gonna spend a significant amount of money it's really useful to see what I'm getting for it. Unlike real-estate, you can't see an airline cabin unless you've already purchased the ticket and are fully committed. It's really that simple. Also if it's a rare joy, it's nice to build up a bit of excitement with these walkthroughs. Maybe that's dumb.

Got excited for a moment imagining they built windows that give information about the environment being flown over, like mountain names, city info like name, population, etc.

But then I read 'meta.com'

Given that legroom, seat pitch and such is something that can easily be researched before purchasing a ticket. Unless someone is forcing you to fly a particular airline, is this something to complain about?

https://www.seatguru.com/airlines/Lufthansa/fleetinfo.php