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We use the data sources on the side for ranking solutions and awarding badges in virtual reality (vr) software development kits category. Our data sources in virtual reality (vr) software development kits category include;
Virtual reality software development kits (VR SDK) are tools used by VR developers to create 3D objects and environments for an immersive experience.
VR SDKs enable developers with limited coding abilities to create and modify VR objects via drag and drop functionalities, and some tools provide augmented reality (AR) development functionalities.
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We use the data sources on the side for ranking solutions and awarding badges in virtual reality (vr) software development kits category. Our data sources in virtual reality (vr) software development kits category include;
review websites
social media websites
search engine data for branded queries
According to the weighted combination of 7 data sources
360° media
Google Scale
Forge
Project Play
StellarX
Taking into account the latest metrics outlined below, these are the current virtual reality (vr) software development kits market leaders. Market leaders are not the overall leaders since market leadership doesn’t take into account growth rate.
Google Scale
Forge
360° media
Project Play
StellarX
These are the number of queries on search engines which include the brand name of the solution. Compared to other AR/VR categories, Virtual Reality (VR) Software Development Kits is more concentrated in terms of top 3 companies’ share of search queries. Top 3 companies receive 73%, 9% more than the average of search queries in this area.
6 employees work for a typical company in this solution category which is 15 less than the number of employees for a typical company in the average solution category.
In most cases, companies need at least 10 employees to serve other businesses with a proven tech product or service. 6 companies with >10 employees are offering virtual reality (vr) software development kits. Top 3 products are developed by companies with a total of 100k employees. The largest company building virtual reality (vr) software development kits is Intel Corporation with more than 100,000 employees.
Taking into account the latest metrics outlined below, these are the fastest growing solutions:
360° media
Project Play
StellarX
Google Scale
Forge
We have analyzed reviews published in the last months. These were published in 4 review platforms as well as vendor websites where the vendor had provided a testimonial from a client whom we could connect to a real person.
These solutions have the best combination of high ratings from reviews and number of reviews when we take into account all their recent reviews.
This data is collected from customer reviews for all Virtual Reality (VR) Software Development Kits companies. The most positive word describing Virtual Reality (VR) Software Development Kits is “Easy to use” that is used in 11% of the reviews. The most negative one is “Expensive” with which is used in 6.00% of all the Virtual Reality (VR) Software Development Kits reviews.
According to customer reviews, most common company size for virtual reality (vr) software development kits customers is 1-50 Employees. Customers with 1-50 Employees make up 56% of virtual reality (vr) software development kits customers. For an average AR/VR solution, customers with 1-50 Employees make up 53% of total customers.
These scores are the average scores collected from customer reviews for all Virtual Reality (VR) Software Development Kits. Virtual Reality (VR) Software Development Kits is most positively evaluated in terms of "Ease of Use" but falls behind in "Likelihood to Recommend".