【英文】元宇宙市场规模调研报告：预测2030（137页）

英文研究报告 2022年08月31日 06:45 管理员

With the advancement of embedded hardware, the convergence of these technologies enables the development of large-scale autonomous systems. Hardware-based products such as smart glasses, haptics and omni treadmills are used to operate or create virtual or AR-based environments. Smart glasses will contribute to this trend by serving as an interface or platform for bringing the metaverse to individuals. Merely defined, smart glasses will serve as a tool for connecting people to the metaverse. However, such a transit between the physical and virtual worlds would necessitate the use of more powerful and intelligent smart glasses that can handle the computing load while being easy on the eyes and light on the face. People can use smart glasses to take hands-free photos, listen to music, and make phone calls. Furthermore, Meta's prototype haptic glove incorporates soft robotics principles and uses pneumatic and electroactive actuators to rapidly inflate tiny air pockets on the glove's fingers and palm. These actuators are essentially tiny motors that can generate pressure and, hence, touch sensations. However, omnidirectional treadmills allow users to move in more than one direction.

They enable the user complete freedom of movement within virtual surroundings in the context of VR. 7.3 SOFTWARE Software aids laptops tap into computing power from other devices, including chips from its rivals. The software is designed to solve technical challenges for users. Software are vital components in metaverse solutions. As the number of AR/VR players grows, consumers will have access to a wider range of products and options. However, many well-known platforms currently utilize applications that lack cross-platform capabilities and use a variety of development standards, enclosing their goods in their own ecosystems. As a result, software developers are compelled to create apps and platforms that may or may not be interoperable with any of these ecosystems. With the influx of new entrants into the business, the possibility of fragmented software ecosystems has increased. The lack of platform standardization, or open/cross-platform development across AR/VR gear, poses a significant problem for software developers. Software developers prefer open-source platforms that offer a variety of apps built on standardized templates and code.