– AR overlays digital elements onto the real world. – It enhances your physical environment with interactive visuals or data. – Example: Snapchat filters, AR shopping apps
– VR immerses you into a completely digital environment. – It replaces the real world with a simulated 3D experience. – Example: Gaming with VR headsets like Oculus Quest
– AR: Enhances reality by adding digital layers. – VR: Creates a fully virtual and isolated environment. – AR: Requires smartphones or AR glasses. – VR: Needs specialized headsets and controllers
– Retail: Virtual try-ons (clothes, furniture). – Education: Interactive learning tools. – Navigation: Real-time directions. – Healthcare: Augmented surgeries and training
– Gaming: Immersive VR games. – Training: Simulations for pilots or medical professionals. – Real Estate: Virtual property tours. – Entertainment: 360-degree VR experiences
– AR: Smartphones, AR glasses (e.g., HoloLens). – VR: Headsets (e.g., Oculus, HTC Vive) with motion controllers.
– AR: Pokémon GO, IKEA Place, Google Lens. – VR: Beat Saber, Google Earth VR, VRChat.
– AR: Transforming industries like retail, healthcare, and education. – VR: Pioneering entertainment, training, and virtual workplaces. – Both technologies are key to the Metaverse vision
While AR integrates with reality and VR creates new worlds, both are reshaping how we interact with technology