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Taiwan Lacks of the Service-Oriented Platform for VR, AR

By Vincent Wang
Published: Dec 16,2015

Stephen Su says Taiwan lacks of the service-oriented platform as an infrastructure for providing VR, AR services

TAIPEI, Taiwan — As smartphone sales in the world’s biggest smartphone market — China have fallen for the first time as the market reaches saturation, high hopes pinned on VR, AR technologies and devices would be a crucial growth driver in the future. Stephen Su, Director at the ITRI’s Industrial Economic Knowledge Center (IEK), stated that Taiwan lacks of the VR, AR service-oriented platform,

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Stephen Su, Director at the ITRI’s Industrial Economic Knowledge Center (IEK), told an online recruitment agency 104 Job Bank press conference held on Wednesday that Taiwan lacks of the VR, AR service-oriented platform, “Taiwan had better develop a service-oriented platform as an infrastructure for providing emerging VR, AR services.”

“Regarding the VR, AR components, product assembly technology and device providers, Taiwan is ready.” Stephen Su remarked VR, AR are not new technologies in Taiwan. In addition, VR, AR can be viewed as technologies of the era on the point of the rise of IoT, the 4G and 5G era.

Stephen Su said the service-oriented platform could help VR and AR technologies become enabling technologies, which are expected to apply in smart tourism, shopping and retail business.

For example, VR technology could be a new solution in department stores, helping customers to try on clothes and accessories faster. On the other hand, VR technology also could contribute to the manufacturer in realizing the small amount of diversity.

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