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Global Automotive Virtual Reality Growth Opportunities

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  • July 2021
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The Automotive Virtual Reality (VR) market is a specialized segment of the broader Virtual and Augmented Reality (VR/AR) industry, focusing on the application of immersive technologies for various purposes in the automotive sector. It encompasses a wide array of uses including virtual design and prototyping, which enables automotive engineers and designers to create and test vehicle components and systems without the need for physical prototypes. In sales and marketing, dealerships and showrooms utilize VR to provide potential buyers with interactive car walkthroughs and test drives in a controlled, virtual environment. Furthermore, the automotive VR sector is instrumental in driver training and education, providing a realistic yet risk-free platform to simulate driving conditions and scenarios. Virtual reality technology is also being integrated into in-vehicle experiences to enhance entertainment and information systems, creating immersive environments for passengers. The convergence of AR and VR technologies is leading to the development of advanced heads-up displays (HUDs) that project critical information onto the windscreen, improving driver safety and situational awareness. Leading companies in this market include Audi AG and BMW AG, which have been pioneering VR experiences for their customers and in vehicle design processes. Unity Technologies is known for providing software platforms for creating and running interactive, real-time 3D content that automotive companies can leverage for VR applications. NVIDIA Corporation is at the forefront of supplying the automotive industry with powerful graphics processing units (GPUs) necessary for driving complex VR and AR applications. Lastly, Microsoft Corporation, with its HoloLens mixed reality smartglasses, Show Less Read more