Major players in the virtual reality devices market are Google, Sony Corporation, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., Oculus VR LLC, and Marxent Labs.
The global
virtual reality devices market is expected to decline from USD 4.76
billion in 2019 to USD 3.99 billion in 2020 at a compound annual growth rate
(CAGR) of -16.0%. The decline is mainly due to economic slowdown across
countries owing to the COVID-19 outbreak and the measures to contain it. The
market is then expected to recover and reach USD 1087 billion in 2023 at CAGR
of 39.62%.
The virtual reality devices market consists of sales of virtual reality devices and related services. The VR devices use advanced computer technology called virtual reality to create a simulated environment. The VR devices such as head mounted display (HMD) devices, Gesture Tracking devices (GTD), Projectors and display walls (PDW) enable the users to get immersed in a real environment and interact with 3D worlds. Some of the virtual reality devices include Oculus Rift-VR headset, HTC Vive-VR, Sony-PSVR, Samsung Gear VR-mobile VR headset with controller, and Google Cardboard-mobile VR headset by Google.
Integration of 5K stereoscopic
video in VR devices is one of the growing trends that is changing the landscape
of virtual reality device market. 5k stereoscopic video is a 5k-resolution
video technology which replaces the previous 360 video low resolution
technology used in VR headsets. This 5K stereoscopic video would provide a
complete and detailed VR immersion experience for the viewers. For instance, Oculus
VR, an American technology company, developed Guided Meditation VR which is
virtual reality relaxation app that runs 5K stereoscopic video content on the
Oculus Go (mobile headsets) version of the app.
The interferences in demand and
supply chains caused by COVID19 lockdown are to act as major restraint
hampering the growth of the virtual reality market during 2020. According to
the World Trade Organization (WTO), the coronavirus represents unprecedented
disruptions to the world trade and global economy, as consumption and
production are scaled backed worldwide. Moreover, according to Media Post's
news published in March 2020, the shipments for virtual reality headsets are
expected to record a decline of approximately 17% during 2020, owing to
disruptions in the supply chain caused by COVID19 lockdowns. Hence, the
disturbances in demand and supply chain are to act as a major factor to
contribute to the declining shipments for virtual reality devices during 2020.
In September 2019, Verizon
announced the acquisition of Jaunt XR, a California-based company's software,
technology, and certain assets for an undisclosed amount. Through this
acquisition, Verizon plans to develop and built new leading-edge software
combining with Jaunt XR. Jaunt XR was founded in 2013 and deals in developing
hardware, virtual technology, software, apps, and tools that enable consumers
and brands to make high-quality virtual reality (VR) content. Jaunt XR is
focusing on developing volumetric video capturing of human for supply on social
media channels and mobile devices.
Rising demand for virtual reality
devices in changing the traditional way of imparting safety trainings to
employees is expected to drive the virtual reality devices market. Virtual
Reality provides an effective and safe training environment for the employees
in an organization. Traditional training method fail to recreate real time
crisis scenarios while VR trainings create the real time crisis scenarios which
helps a person to respond in a similar way to that of real time situations,
thus providing effective and safe training to staff. It has resulted in fewer
mistakes and better information recall than traditional trainings. For example,
Ford uses virtual reality which simulates real-life situations to train its staff
in a more receptive and effective way than training theoretically.
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