US EditionThe state of extended reality: slow adoption despite high investments
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The state of extended reality: slow adoption despite high investments
Despite years of development and substantial investments from tech giants like Apple and Meta, extended reality (XR) remains on the periphery of mainstream adoption, according to Forrester’s latest report. Forrester defines XR as “a technology that overlays computer imagery on a user’s field of vision, with augmented reality (AR), mixed reality, and virtual reality (VR) technologies that are supported using the same developer tools, sensors and …
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