Strategy Analytics predicts a strong recovery for the global AR\/VR markets in 2021 after COVID-19 driven contraction in 2020. Strategy Analytics released its latest report entitled Short and Long Term Impacts of COVID-19 on the AR and VR Market.<\/p>\n
Strategy Analytics provided the following information on key findings from the research: <\/p>\n
David MacQueen, Director of the Virtual and Augmented Reality service at Strategy Analytics says, We expect that the launch of smartphone-tethered AR headsets, such as those from Nreal and Samsung seen at CES at the start of the year to ramp up in late 2020\/early 2021. We have raised our longer term forecast for XR hardware as a result of new work and life patterns in the new normal. Work at home, training, education, and collaboration will all benefit from AR\/VR. <\/p>\n
David Kerr, VP at Strategy Analytics says, Initially attracting a hardcore gaming audience willing to spend for a good quality experience, the audience for these devices has since broadened to include enterprises as well. The use of a fully immersive 3D environment started to prove its worth in design, particularly in the fields of engineering, automotive and architecture. Training and education are other verticals where VR has found a home. <\/p>\n
An executive summary can be downloaded here. <\/p>\n
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