Which groundbreaking VR technology first allowed customers to virtually interact with scientific instruments before purchase in retail environments?

Virtual reality technology has transformed how scientific products are marketed and sold in retail environments. From molecular visualization to complex equipment demonstrations, VR has opened new frontiers in scientific retail. This trivia tests your knowledge about a pivotal moment in the development of VR technology specifically for science-focused retail applications.

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HaptX Gloves (2018) with microfluidic feedback technology that simulated tactile responses when handling virtual lab equipment
Microsoft HoloLens (2016) with augmented overlay that displayed scientific data metrics but had no tactile feedback
Oculus Rift S (2019) with visual-only instrument modeling that created high-resolution imagery without haptic responses
Google Daydream (2016) with simplified controller feedback that offered basic vibration when interacting with virtual scientific products