Tech Companies Poised to Cash In on Virtual Reality Market

New York, NY -- October 25, 2016 -- InvestorsHub NewsWire -- Gamers have been salivating over the idea of virtual reality for years, but the concept and its potential uses have not been entertained to any extent by the mainstream until recently. That, though, is about to change as tech companies, big and small, have been gearing up to develop and commercialize VR technology for a market that is expected to grow from a current $1 billion to one that could reach as high as $180 billion by 2025.

The adoption rates for VR technologies have been slow, primarily due to “cyber sickness,” high prices, a dearth of applications and the classic “chicken-and-egg” phenomenon. However, “cyber sickness” is being addressed, prices are dropping, and developers are fast finding new potential uses beyond gaming.

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And investors can’t help but notice how big tech companies are increasing their forays into the field. As “gaming” remains VR’s primary application, Sony Corporation (NYSE: SNE) and Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) have been developing new VR technologies to incorporate into their respective gaming platforms, PlayStation and Xbox. Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) entered the VR tech race in 2014 with its large, $2 billion buyout of privately held Oculus VR, considered the leader in VR headset development. Facebook is reportedly seeking ways to incorporate VR into the social media experience.

“Alphabet,” the new parent company name of “Google,” has proven that there are workarounds to high prices, with the 2014 introduction of a low-cost cardboard VR viewer that works with smart phones to provide the VR experience. The company has shipped 5 million of the units, and the device has inspired the development of more than 1,000 applications for its use. Stay-tuned for the November release of the much more robust (non-cardboard) “Daydream” viewer that will come with many more features and a higher price tag, though still significantly cheaper that other VR platforms.

With all of this activity in the VR sphere, investors may be tempted to jump on the large-cap bandwagon. But investors should also look for opportunities presented by less-well known small-cap companies that may also benefit from this rapidly growing market.

Traders News Source has found one such intriguing small-cap, which is poised to capitalize on the headset/eyewear portion of the market, a sub-sector that one analyst believes will see more than 80 percent compound annual growth over the next 10 years. This company, with dozens of patents and numerous worldwide technology innovation awards, is about to bring its latest generation “smart” glasses to market, offering consumers a wearable computer that provides “hands-free” digital access to a wide range of information, data and more. This will be followed in 2017 with the expected commercial introduction of a new line of “fashion smart” glasses, with even more enhanced features. All of this with the backing of a tech behemoth, which has a 30 percent stake in the company.

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