Google stops Cardboard VR sales and gives up virtual reality

It seems that Google's belief in its virtual reality project has faded automatically over the past few years, reaching what it is now, as Google has finally announced a halt to sales of its famous cardboard VR glasses

Google had completed its virtual reality projects, on top of which is the Daydream platform, which was revealed at its conference in 2019 It abandoned its virtual reality platform known as Daydream and its virtual reality glasses, and Google had launched development work on its platform for reality Daydream in 2016 to replace Google Cardboard glasses to enable users to play virtual reality games on their phones

But the "surprise" was Google's announcement to stop sales of Cardboard VR glasses and thus abandon its last link with virtual reality projects, as it announced that these glasses are no longer permanently available for sale on its Google Store, and this is what experts attribute to a number of The reasons include Google's inability to stand up to the competition it faces in this area from other companies such as Facebook and Microsoft

Google's abandonment of the virtual reality project opens the door for it to focus on its current projects as a further development of its search engine and the rest of the company's well-known activities