Hardware development in the last few years has accelerated to the point where we have a large spectrum of wearable Virtual Reality products. These include the high-end HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, and Samsung Gear VR all the way to economical smartphone-powered headsets at most major retailers. Products like the Google Glass and Vuzix Blade are good examples, but with Microsoft’s HoloLens and Magic Leap’s Lightwear poised to access mainstream consumers, we will soon see AR wearables gaining ground on their larger, heavier VR counterpart.

Virtual Reality is far most the latest technology that hit India creating a large scope for future young and talented students. Virtual Reality now used in a lot of industries like Automobile, Architectural, Corporate, Gaming etc. The field is growing aggressively in the last 3 years. IACG offers top virtual reality courses in Hyderabad, India, for those willing to jump in and devote some time for practice. It is designed to make the complex and evolving world of VR accessible to anyone.