Multimodal UI Market Analysis

End-User (Automotive, Healthcare, Entertainment, IT & Telecommunication, Retail)

The automotive segment is predicted to account for 40% share of the global multimodal UI market during the forecast period owing to the growing sale of automobiles. Strong volume growth is anticipated in sales of vehicles across the globe as disposable incomes rise, along with the arrival of new sport-utility vehicles and competitive lending rates. For instance, global auto sales increased from approximately 67 million units in 2022 to more than 75 million vehicles in 2023.

Many believe that autonomous vehicles will be the norm for private and public transportation in the future with 5G technology breakthroughs. The study of multimodal human-machine interaction (HMI) for autonomous vehicles (AVs) has gained a lot of attention as a result of the advancement of autonomous technology, since it greatly improves the efficiency and usefulness of human interaction across various vehicle interfaces, hence improving the user experience with connected and autonomous vehicles.

Technology (Voice Recognition, Text Input, Gesture Recognition, Visual)

The Voice Recognition segment in the multimodal UI market is set to garner a notable share shortly. Users can effortlessly transition between voice commands and touch inputs using a multimodal approach, which can also be used to improve customer service and sales efficiency or as a supplement to other modes of interaction such as touch, gesture, and visual.

In addition, multimodal recognition encompasses the identification of various modalities, including voice, gesture, somatic, and sensing devices, whereby both speech and gesture recognition are popular research topics that are now crucial to perceptual user interfaces for achieving intelligent human-computer interaction tasks as they work well together, and multi-modal interaction can lessen the operational load on users and boost interaction effectiveness.

Our in-depth analysis of the global multimodal UI market includes the following segments: