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    Virtual Reality Augmented Reality

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    Virtual reality creates an entirely artificial and immersive virtual environment, while augmented reality overlays virtual objects and information onto the real world. Some key differences are that virtual reality uses specialized headsets to fully immerse users in virtual worlds, while augmented reality can use devices like smartphones to overlay information on the real environment. Virtual reality is well-suited for gaming and leisure, while augmented reality has growing applications in fields like education, retail, and work training by enhancing understanding of real-world environments and objects. Both technologies aim to create interactive and engaging experiences, but virtual reality replaces the real world whereas augmented reality enhances it.

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    Virtual Reality Augmented Reality

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    Virtual reality creates an entirely artificial and immersive virtual environment, while augmented reality overlays virtual objects and information onto the real world. Some key differences are that virtual reality uses specialized headsets to fully immerse users in virtual worlds, while augmented reality can use devices like smartphones to overlay information on the real environment. Virtual reality is well-suited for gaming and leisure, while augmented reality has growing applications in fields like education, retail, and work training by enhancing understanding of real-world environments and objects. Both technologies aim to create interactive and engaging experiences, but virtual reality replaces the real world whereas augmented reality enhances it.

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    a nice and easy way to study AR and VR

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    AR vs VR

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    Virtual reality creates an entirely artificial and immersive virtual environment, while augmented reality overlays virtual objects and information onto the real world. Some key differences are that virtual reality uses specialized headsets to fully immerse users in virtual worlds, while augmented reality can use devices like smartphones to overlay information on the real environment. Virtual reality is well-suited for gaming and leisure, while augmented reality has growing applications in fields like education, retail, and work training by enhancing understanding of real-world environments and objects. Both technologies aim to create interactive and engaging experiences, but virtual reality replaces the real world whereas augmented reality enhances it.

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    Virtual Reality Augmented Reality

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    Virtual reality creates an entirely artificial and immersive virtual environment, while augmented reality overlays virtual objects and information onto the real world. Some key differences are that virtual reality uses specialized headsets to fully immerse users in virtual worlds, while augmented reality can use devices like smartphones to overlay information on the real environment. Virtual reality is well-suited for gaming and leisure, while augmented reality has growing applications in fields like education, retail, and work training by enhancing understanding of real-world environments and objects. Both technologies aim to create interactive and engaging experiences, but virtual reality replaces the real world whereas augmented reality enhances it.

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    Augmented Reality
    WHAT IS AR ?
    Augmented reality is a technology that creates
    an interaction between the real world and
    virtual data (such as objects, images, text, etc.).
    This virtual data is superimposed into reality
    through images in 2D or 3D through the screen
    of a connected device, such as a smartphone,
    tablet, or connected glasses.
    Categories of AR Apps and Examples of their Usage:
    Augmented Reality Games:
    AR Gaming software is probably the most common type of App. These apps
    create mesmeric gaming experiences that use your actual surroundings.

    Examples: Pokémon Go, Parallel Kingdom, Temple Treasure Hunt,


    Real Strike, Zombie Go, etc.
    RE AL- T I M E P RODU CT
    INFOR M ATI O N
    Wayfair
    If you’ve ever shopped for furniture and tried to picture how it would look in your mind, now there’s a better way.
    Actually “see” your new furniture in your space before you commit!

    New with iOS 11, the Wayfair app for iPhone and iPad (at left) now integrates AR so you can see virtual 3D
    furniture and décor in their homes at full-scale before you buy. With AR seamlessly incorporated into the shopping
    experience, you have the opportunity to discover, visualize and purchase home furnishings easily — with no
    worries about buyer’s remorse
    Magicplan

    With Magicplan, you’ll see a virtual pin and grid that, with a tap, can mark the
    corners of the room to determine dimensions and quickly create a floor plan
    of accurate room measurements. Amazon integration makes it easy to
    directly order products for your space.

    COLOR SPACE
    It is used to checked the wall colour before the paint on the wall.
    Augmented Reality Uses

    Retail
    Interior Design

    Tourism and Maps

    Education

    Healthcare
    Some Head Wears for AR
    DAQRI S MART HE LMET
    ME T A 1
    ME T A 2
    AR USES IN
    1.BUSINESS
    2.EDUCATION
    3.TOURISM AND MAP
    4.HEALTHCARE
    Virtual Reality 1
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    WHAT IS VIRTUAL REALITY ?

    Virtual reality is an artificial environment that


    is created with software and presented to
    the user in such a way that the user believe
    and accepts it as a real environment. Virtual
    realities artificially create sensory
    experience, such as sight, touch, hearing, and
    smell.
    Applications Of VR
    Most computer games / videos are entirely
    virtual
    • Immersion, or engagement, can be very high
    • Quality spatial resolution
    • Stereo
    • Smooth motion
    • Little time delay between user interactions and visual effects
    • Synchronized audio and force feedback are important
    Education and training:

    The Application of VR in a training purpose is to allow professionals to


    conduct training in a virtual environment where they can improve upon
    their skills without failing the operation
    Retail:

    Lowe's, IKEA, and Wayfair have developed systems that allow these
    company's products to be seen in virtual reality, to give consumers a
    better idea of how the product will fit into their home, or to allow the
    consumer to get a better look at the product from home.
    Some Headsets for VR
    Samsung Gear VR Headset
    HTC VR Headset
    Zeiss VR One Headset
    Advantages of Virtual Reality:
    • One of most important advantage of VR can create a realistic world
    so that user can explore world.
    • Virtual Reality in education field makes education more easily and
    comfort.
    • Through Virtual Reality user can experiment with an artificial
    environment
    Disadvantages of Virtual Reality:
    • VR is becoming much more commonplace but programmers are still
    stuck with how to interact with virtual environments.
    • The idea of escapism is common place among those that use VR
    environments and people often live in the virtual world instead of
    dealing with the real one.
    • Training with a VR environment does not have the same result as
    training and working in the real world. This means that even if
    someone does well with simulated tasks in a VR environment, that
    person might not do well in the real world.
    AR & VR
    Side by Side Comparisons

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    Screen Technology
    V I R T U AL R EAL I TY A U G M E N T E D REALITY

    virtual reality actually create an entirely Augmented reality add something


    new artificial world. to the existing environment to
    enhance the real world. 34
    Design & Development
    V I R T U AL R EAL I TY AUGM EN TED REALITY

    Virtual reality needs the opposite, a device which Augmented reality needs the environment so just
    can fully isolate us in virtual world, this is, specific use a camera integrated in our devices such as
    devices. Smartphone, tablets, PCs.
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    Market Readiness
    V I R T U AL R EAL I TY AUGM EN TED R EA LI T Y

    Virtual reality is better for Augmented reality is having more


    videogames and other leisure options. acceptance in formation and marketing
    field. 42
    REFERENCE
    1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augmented_reali
    ty#cite_note-1
    2) http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/augmen ted-
    reality-AR
    3)http://newtech.about.com/od/softwaredevelopment/
    a/Applications-Of-AugmentedReality.htm
    4) http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/virtualreality
    5) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_reality
    6) http://www.wareable.com/vr/how-does-vrwork-
    explained
    Q&A
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