A survey of 358 decision-makers in construction and manufacturing companies.
55% plan to introduce real-time 3D technology within two years.
94% of companies currently using the service plan to increase investment.


Real-time 3D technology, which allows real-world assets to be implemented in 3D in digital space, is expected to rapidly spread across industries, not just content companies.

On the 9th, Unity Technologies released a report titled 'Digital Experiences In The Physical World: Are AEC and Manufacturing Companies Ready For Real-time 3D?', which surveyed global AEC and manufacturing companies.

This report, commissioned by Unity and conducted by Forrester Consulting, contains the results of a survey of 358 decision-makers from construction and manufacturing companies around the world.

According to the report, only 19% of companies surveyed use real-time 3D technology to create virtual experiences, including VR and AR.

underHowever, most companies (97%) that have not adopted real-time 3D technology believe that the technology will improve or transform their workflows and business processes.

The proportion of companies that plan to adopt real-time 3D technology within the next two years is over half (55%), indicating that real-time 3D technology is expected to rapidly expand in the industry in the future.

Companies currently utilizing real-time 3D technology are experiencing innovation in various fields through this technology, and they responded that it is particularly useful in the areas of design and planning, employee training, product composition and sales materials, and simulation.

Additionally, 94% of companies utilizing real-time 3D technology reported plans to increase their investment. The expected benefits of real-time 3D technology included cost savings (56%), increased sales (53%), and faster time-to-market (TTM) (49%).

The report can be found on the official Unity blog .