Currently the virtual reality market has reached 1,360 million dollars.
VR is expected to exceed $2.97 billion by 2023.
Virtual reality is changing the way we consume video games and videos.
Technology is one of the most important issues in recent years, especially everything that concerns Artificial Intelligence and Virtual Reality. Given this, an investigation revealed the opportunities offered by the latter to the world’s industrial sector.
Virtual Reality (VR) can be defined as an environment of scenes and objects with a real appearance generated by computer technology that creates in the user the sensation of being immersed in it.
The projections for this industry are more than great, with a flourishing number of manufacturers and users, especially in China and the United States, for which an estimated market value for 2024 is estimated to exceed 12 billion US dollars.
Likewise, a study by SuperData Research details that the estimated income of the immersive technology industry in 2020 amounted to approximately six thousand 300 million dollars worldwide. The largest segment of the market is virtual reality, which accounted for at least half of the total, while mobile augmented reality and augmented/mixed reality headsets brought in about $3.7 billion combined.
Virtual reality and industrial sector
The research signed by Mikel Cearsolo, CEO Ludus Global, highlights that through this technology aspects such as the functionality of the board and controls can be verified, which allows decisions to be made without having to invest in expensive simulation tunnels previously used for prototyping.
As is beginning to happen in many sectors, VR has reached this sector where until not many years ago it was necessary to build, albeit with lower quality, the model that will later be marketed to analyze its real use.
“This example shows us that VR can enhance and create more immersive experiences, not only in game development, but even in healthcare, car design and accident prevention; We are talking about a technology that allows us to overcome limits and at the same time, work side by side with existing frameworks”, they assert.
In this context, these are some of the new opportunities that virtual reality offers to the industrial sector, where the adoption of these technologies would offer us numerous advantages, especially those related to precision and safety.
“This can save time, money, and frustration during projects. In addition, staff will not have to put themselves in danger to check if any part of your construction meets the required standards; instead, these tasks can be performed remotely from an office or workplace, without compromising accuracy or security,” the research explains.
And this is how the consistent use of VR technologies allows the construction sector to advance in this new digital era, generating better results for all those involved.
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