Streaming is the norm and the gaming industry generated $108.4 billion in revenue in 2017. A reboot of the 1983 film WarGames merges the two, reinventing itself with a thrilling plot twist; interactive viewing. Audiences no longer have to suffer annoying character choices, or aggravating endings.

For VR, the sense of touch remains the final barrier to full immersion. Bringing feeling into the virtual realm, Ultrahaptics is a touchless, ultrasound console that users can manipulate in mid-air with a gesture. How can haptics help people to better grasp what’s going on on-screen?

Spotify may allow users to hear virtually any track or artist on their devices, but it can’t deliver the physical experience of a live gig – that pumping bass line that pounds into your chest. Enter the Basslet – a wrist-mounted, matchbox-sized subwoofer that lets people really feel their music.

Augmented reality entered mainstream consciousness through mobile gaming and marketing gimmicks, but we're now seeing more practical uses such as videoconferencing app Vuforia Chalk. Is there an appetite for serious AR tools or do people think the tech is just good for fun?