IDC researchers predicted that by 2025, 20% of Global 2000 manufacturers will include the industrial metaverse in their digital transformation roadmap to address advanced simulation, cross-domain ...

The metaverse concept has faced a lot of skepticism, but industrial firms appear keen to deploy technologies, such as digital twins and virtual reality devices, that serve as the precursors to ...

The industrial metaverse is one I talk about because it’s at a maturity level that, while still early, is closer to its end vision than the personal or enterprise metaverse.

The building blocks of the industrial metaverse are “digital twins”—real-time, continuously updated virtual representations of real-world products and processes such as a factory floor or ...

These encouraging results have improved the general perception of the metaverse among enterprise and industrial users. On average, 80% of those who have already implemented metaverse use cases believe ...

The year 2024 will see the integration of artificial intelligence, natural language processing, remote teams and sustainability firmly embedded in the industrial metaverse, describes Simran Bagga ...

The adoption of industrial metaverse has accelerated with the maturing of technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), generative AI (GenAI), cloud, internet of things (IOT), extended ...

The industrial metaverse market is experiencing extraordinary growth, with market valuation projected to surge from USD 48.2 billion in 2025 to an anticipated USD 600.6 billion by 2032 ...

Managers of the future, however, may be able to take advantage of the “industrial metaverse” where at-a-glance statistics and attributes for workers could be made available in real-time.

Siemens and NVIDIA partner on digital twins The connection between Siemens Xcelerator (left) and NVIDIA Omniverse (right) will enable customers to develop full-design-fidelity, closed-loop digital ...