Top Volumetric Video Companies

Volumetric Video manufacturers continue to prioritize technological advancements in the product. Such developments, combined with competitive pricing, are likely to help them increase their market share during the forecast period. Companies are investing heavily in R&D to overcome the challenges associated with using Volumetric Video and to improve product quality. For instance, Microsoft creates services, software, and hardware devices that provide new opportunities, increased convenience, and increased societal value. Microsoft's products and services are divided into eight (8) categories: applications and infrastructure, data and artificial intelligence (AI), developer tools, powerful platforms, modern workplace, business applications, security, and gaming.

Microsoft's Mixed Reality Capture Studios record holographic video holograms to measure the quality and people. On VR, AR, and 2D screens, the viewer can communicate with the holograms. The company operates approximately 120 subsidiaries in North America, Europe, South America, the Middle East, and Asia.

Volumetric Video Market Top Player's Company Profiles

• Microsoft Corporation 
• Intel Corporation
• Facebook, Inc.
• Light Field Lab, Inc.
• 8i Limited
• The Foundry Visionmongers Ltd.
• OTOY Inc.
• Stereolabs Inc.
• Unity Technologies, Inc.
• Dassault Systemes SE
  RealView Imaging Ltd.
• Holoxica Ltd.
• Volograms Ltd.
• Raytrix GmbH
• Voxon Photonics Pty Ltd.
• Holografika Kft.
• Threekit, Inc.
• Arcturus Industries, Inc.
• Looking Glass Factory, Inc.
• Cognitivescale, Inc.

Volumetric Video Market Recent Development

• In April 2022, Avatar Dimension announced the release of a portable, mobile version of its volumetric Microsoft Mixed Reality Capture Studio. It can now be moved and built-in other places.
• In March 2022, ESPN used 3D volumetric video for the first time in a live full-game NBA match broadcast. The project is the result of a partnership between ESPN Edge, NBA, Disney Media & Entertainment Distribution Technology, and Canon. Canon's Free-Viewpoint Video system is used, with over 100 data capture cameras strategically placed around the basketball court.