HoloPundits | AR - VR - MR Solutions

Technology has the potential to revolutionize how we function in the real world. We are in a digital age where physical and virtual worlds are merging, and technologies are modernizing many industries. The COVID pandemic and the shift to work-from-home have only accelerated this convergence since we spend most of our time in front of screens. Extended reality (XR) technology is offering us fascinating ways to interact with products and services, boosting consumer engagement and satisfaction. XR technology was once seen as a sci-fi concept, but it is gaining prominence in many industries. The global XR market size valued at $31 billion in 2021 is expected to grow to $300 billion by 2024. In this blog post, we will discuss what extended reality is and explore how businesses can benefit from it. In this blog, 1. What is Extended Reality (XR)? 2. Five Fantastic Benefits of Using XR in Business      2.1 Enhanced Customer Engagement

Extended reality is a big buzzword in technology right now. Extended reality refers to the immersion into a digital world, and business persons have been quick to jump on the XR train to see what it can do for their business. It hasn't always been this way, however. For a long time XR technology was confined to gaming and training for pilots and military members. In recent years, perhaps in the last decade or two, XR has gained more recognition as a tool for every day business operations. There are reasons why XR technology in business is here to stay, so let's get into it. What is XR (Extended Reality)? To really understand they "how," it's important to first understand the "what." What is extended reality? Very simply put, it is an extension of the physical world into an immersive digital one. This can be one where images are projected onto a physical space (called augmented reality) using a display device, or have images displayed in a headset (virtua