A new report has been published by Research and Markets which explores the use of OLED displays within the virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) markets. As OLED displays are popular within head-mounted displays (HMDs) it is no surprise that the reported details how both markets will experience fast growth in the near future thanks to both being so closely connected.
The report, available on Research and Markets website, is over seventy pages and goes in depth on a range of elements within the market to explore how much growth they might see in the neat future. This includes covering the core topics such as why OLED displays are widely adopted into almost all VR HMDs alongside what kind of displays are required – and ideal – for VR and AR applications. From there the report explores what the future holds for both VR and AR while examining the current trends of the market and systems to further offer a better understanding of potential growth.
The report aims to provide readers with information on the forecast of the VR and AR markers from leading analysts, along with a detailed overview of different companies and providers for VR, AR and OLED displays. The report also features a number of datasheets and details on leading OLED VR microdisplays to help those looking to find the right one for their HMD or application. The report as a whole aims to provide readers with an introduction to the technology and markets of VR, AR and OLED while all offering great business and market insight.
Early this year in April Research and Markets also published a report that explored how the global military AR market is expected to be worth $1.79 billion (USD) by 2025. Titled “Military Augmented Reality Market to 2025 – Global Analysis and Forecasts by Components, Product Type & Functions“ the report explores how the AR market and its applications within the Military sector are growing at a rapid rate.
The full “OLED for VR and AR Market Report” can be found on Research and Markets website along with many others. To stay up to date on all things VR and AR, make sure to keep reading VRFocus.
via Mint VR