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The Virtual Human market is a subset of the Virtual and Augmented Reality industry. It focuses on the development of realistic digital representations of humans, known as virtual humans, for use in a variety of applications. These applications range from entertainment and gaming to healthcare and education. Virtual humans are created using a combination of 3D modeling, motion capture, and artificial intelligence. They are designed to interact with users in a natural and lifelike manner, providing a more immersive experience than traditional computer-generated characters.
The Virtual Human market is growing rapidly, driven by advances in technology and the increasing demand for more realistic digital experiences. Companies in the market are developing a range of products and services, from virtual assistants to virtual reality simulations. Examples of companies in the market include Animatix, Embodied, and Soul Machines. Show Less Read more