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Virtual Reality: The Most Disruptive Technology of the Next Decade, IDTechEx Reports<\/a><\/p>\n

BOSTON<\/span>, Nov. 16, 2020<\/span> \/PRNewswire\/ — Virtual reality has already had a major impact in a range of different industries. IDTechEx predicts in its recent market research report<\/a> that this technology will grow to $8Bn<\/span> by 2030. One way that virtual reality has been used is in planning. VR technologies have recently been shown by an article in the Financial Times<\/a> to be used by the City of London Corporation to help with planning decisions for future office areas. Virtual reality will be a key technology of the next decade, with IDTechEx predicting that the augmented and virtual reality market will grow to over $30Bn<\/span> by 2030.<\/p>\n

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\nA timeline of some of the major AR and VR headsets of the past. Source: IDTechEx, www.IDTechEx.com\/ARVR
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The City of London<\/span> collaboration was between the City of London Corporation, Innovate UK, New London Architecture (NLA) and VU.CITY. The level of detail captured by the project is down to a 2cm accuracy in a nearly 3km square area. This is a first for an area of this size, and aims to help planners realize what “plans offer in terms of space, enhancement of the public realm and to the City,” according to Alastair Moss<\/span>, Chair of the Planning and Transportation Committee at the City of London Corporation. The ability to plan cities with VR technology will allow for more highly advanced urban planning solutions. <\/p>\n

Virtual, augmented and mixed reality products have continued to receive high levels of funding and investment during the 2010 decade. This is predicted to continue into the next decade. IDTechEx forecasts that the AR\/VR and MR to be over $30Bn<\/span> by 2030. This market will impact many different industries and its use cases wide-reaching and the technology will continue to innovate and accelerate innovation in these industries. <\/p>\n

IDTechEx has a range of market research reports covering virtual reality, augmented reality, and mixed reality products. Part of the wearables portfolio<\/a>, the parent report “Augmented, Mixed and Virtual Reality 2020-2030<\/a>” and the detailed technology analysis of “Optics and Displays in AR, VR and MR 2020-2030: Technologies, Players and Markets<\/a>” provide the key insights and deep analysis of this innovative technology for the next decade.  The detailed market research report “Augmented, Mixed and Virtual Reality 2020-2030<\/a>” from IDTechEx reviews and analyzes over 100 products and details of over 80 companies, to create detailed conclusions about the future of this market. Alongside this, IDTechEx offers a second deeper dive report into the optics and display technologies in AR\/MR\/VR devices. <\/p>\n

Key Questions answered in these two reports include:<\/b><\/p>\n