The United States is the largest spatial computing market in the world, and it isn’t particularly close. Depending on which research firm you ask, the US controls somewhere between 25% and 75% of the global market, and while those numbers disagree wildly on scope, they agree completely on one thing: no other country comes close …
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This is one of those questions where the gap between what the research shows and what most people believe is unusually wide. People who have read a few headlines about VR therapy often assume it is somewhere between a wellness gimmick and speculative technology. People working in clinical psychology research tend to regard VR exposure …
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When people talk about the NHS and technology, the conversation often defaults to two well-worn positions: either cautious admiration for what Britain’s health service is trying to do with limited resources, or frustrated criticism of how slowly institutional change moves inside a system serving 68 million people. Virtual reality does not escape that tension. But …
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The Gulf healthcare market has a peculiar quality that does not get talked about enough in Western technology coverage: the distance between an announced initiative and an operational deployment is shorter here than almost anywhere in the developed world. When Dubai’s government decides something is a priority, the bureaucratic friction that slows equivalent programs in …
VR in Healthcare Across the Gulf: Dubai’s Hospitals Are Testing Virtual Reality Read More »
Ask ten different market research firms which region is growing fastest in spatial computing, and for once, you’ll actually get a consistent answer: Spatial Computing Market Asia. Multiple independent forecasts , from Intel Market Research’s Asia-Pacific AR/VR outlook to Precedence Research’s global spatial computing analysis , converge on roughly the same conclusion, putting the region’s …
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The global VR in healthcare market was valued at $5.62 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach $7.58 billion by the end of 2026, expanding toward $66.91 billion by 2034 at a compound annual growth rate of 31.3 percent, according to Fortune Business Insights.
If you’ve been following our regional breakdowns of the spatial computing market- Europe, the Gulf, and Asia-Pacific- you’ve probably noticed the same handful of company names keep showing up, no matter which region the report is covering. That’s not an accident, and it’s worth pulling those names into one place and actually explaining who they are, what …
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There’s a particular kind of whiplash that happens when you compare how slowly most Western enterprises move on emerging technology against how deliberately and fast a government can move when it decides something is a national priority. Dubai is currently the best live example of that contrast in the entire spatial computing world, and it’s …
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If you’ve spent any time on a factory floor in Stuttgart or a hospital research wing in Amsterdam lately, you’ve probably noticed something: nobody’s impressed by a VR headset anymore. It’s not a novelty act wheeled out for a trade show demo. It’s just… a tool. Someone’s wearing it to check a wiring schematic on …
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Best VR experiences in 2026 is enormous and genuinely disorganised. You could spend three weekends trying things at random. Some will feel transformative. Some will give you a mild headache. A few will change how you think about what software can actually do. The numbers behind this market are real: 65.9 million VR users in …
