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Immersive tech in the UK arts and culture sector

Museums and Heritage,
25 February 2020, United Kingdom

In the UK alone, virtual reality (VR) tech is predicted to reach £801 million by 2021. Worldwide, the entire immersive sector is expected to pull in $160 billion (£123 billion) by 2023, as more devices come online allowing more consumers than ever to easily access VR and augmented reality (AR) media.

https://advisor.museumsandheritage.com/blogs/immersive-tech-uk-arts-culture-sector/

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