In 2022, the live laser-based training and simulation platforms market was worth around USD 1,082 million, and it is projected to advance at a 6.50% CAGR from 2022 to 2030, hitting USD 1,791 million by 2030, according to P&S Intelligence.

Such platforms are unutilized for training and gaining live learning practices because of their lucrative nature and capability to make lifelike conditions, thus offering vital hands-on experience in a harmless and controlled environment.

The surge in air traffic and the quantity of commercial aircraft, rise in the utilization of the internet, hike in the demand for improved soldierly training, growth in the acceptance of smartphones and other electronic devices, substantial development in e-learning enrolment, as it supports pupils in gaining cognitive enhancements; and improvements in the virtual training and simulation technology together rouse the market growth.

The growing awareness regarding these platforms has led to their increasing acceptance, which is projected to boost the development of the industry. This growth can be ascribed to the rising applications of virtual training and simulation software in several industries, defense and security, aviation, entertainment, education, mining, healthcare, energy, and transportation.

 

In 2022, based on application, the flight simulation category led the industry. This is because of the substantial growth in the price of the manufacturing of aircraft, high hazards linked with military and civil aviation, the surge in the expenditure on flying actual aircraft, and the high-volume consumption of the costly ATF.

Flight simulators contribute aspiring and even trained pilots in order to test, maintain and develop their ability in flying, without endangering the public or property, and for a lot reduced cost than actual flying lessons involve, by offering immersive, realistic experiences.

 

Furthermore, the growth in war-like circumstances, for example, the attack on Ukraine by Russia, has led to a surge in the funds for military aviation, which will remain to subsidize the development of the category in the future as well.

 

North America, generated the highest revenue share, of approximately 36%, in the live laser-based training and simulation platforms market in 2022. This growth can be credited to the fact that the region is home to two of the major economies in the globe, both of which are also industrially progressive; the growing funding by the regional governments in R&D also contributes to the growth of the market.

 

For example, the U.S.’s backing for military research and development augmented by 24% between 2012 and 2021, according to the SIPRI.

Hence, such platforms are unutilized for training and gaining live learning practices because of their lucrative nature and capability to make lifelike conditions, such factors are contributing to the growth of the live laser-based training and simulation platforms industry.