XR has the potential to be an effective tool for knowledge work. The recent XR head-worn displays, along with productivity-oriented software tools, are being actively researched for innovative applications in this field. In this paper, we reflect on the use of off-the-shelf XR devices in the scope of studies focusing on supporting knowledge work. The studies focus on the long-term effects of using virtual reality (VR) in workplace settings, the impact of using extended reality (XR) devices for knowledge work in public settings as well as on using XR for supporting monitoring and teleoperation of automated vehicles. The insights from these studies underline the necessity for further development in XR technology, focusing on ergonomics and user-friendly design, to fully realize its potential in enhancing knowledge work productivity, and user comfort.
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