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billion by 2028, representing a growth rate of 46.8% between 2021 and 2028. Platforms such as Meta’s Spark AR, as well as the AR APIs, SDKs and toolkits available from leaders like Google and Apple are opening the door to more innovation in the space. billion, but the space is expected to grow at a CAGR of approximately 40.9%
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billion in 2020 and would reach $829 billion by 2028. It will also enable users to acquire information about their environment using technologies such as Google Glass or Meta Platform’s Project Aria. According to research from Emergen Research last year, the Metaverse was valued at $47.69 The infrastructure layer.
percent up to 2028. Google Cardboard and Gear VR are two well-known examples. The difference between VR and AR creates divergent potential and use cases. For instance, the global market for AR was valued at roughlyt $17.67 billion in 2020, and will likely grow to 43.8 Due to this, VR and AR in the following ways: 1.
The report notes that the forecasted uptick hinges on various market leaders, including Google, Sony, Apple, Samsung Electronics, Microsoft, HTC, Oculus, Magic Leap, Blippar, and Upskill. per cent CAGR in headset shipment volume from 2024 to 2028. The development of XR for enterprises and consumers is notably rising in the US and EU.
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On the web, if you create a website, you can go to Google and you get a tag, and you can put ads and you can make a living out of it. Probably, there will be a lot of big companies — Google, Facebook — obviously are going to try to monetize this new media. So, 2028, let’s say. Sam: Well, eventually.
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