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    What Do You Understand by Term AR and VR

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    AR stands for augmented reality, which is the mixing of the real world and digital world by enhancing reality with computer graphics and information. AR works using predefined algorithms and machine learning to perform tasks like object and text recognition. Common consumer uses of AR include Snapchat filters and Google's AR Home app. VR stands for virtual reality, which uses VR headsets to immerse users in a fully computer-generated virtual world. VR headsets use optics and sensors like gyroscopes to give users the feeling of being in another world. Popular applications of VR include 360-degree videos, games, social media, education, and pilot training. The key differences between AR and VR are that AR maintains a connection to the real world while VR aims to

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    AR stands for augmented reality, which is the mixing of the real world and digital world by enhancing reality with computer graphics and information. AR works using predefined algorithms and machine learning to perform tasks like object and text recognition. Common consumer uses of AR include Snapchat filters and Google's AR Home app. VR stands for virtual reality, which uses VR headsets to immerse users in a fully computer-generated virtual world. VR headsets use optics and sensors like gyroscopes to give users the feeling of being in another world. Popular applications of VR include 360-degree videos, games, social media, education, and pilot training. The key differences between AR and VR are that AR maintains a connection to the real world while VR aims to

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    AR stands for augmented reality, which is the mixing of the real world and digital world by enhancing reality with computer graphics and information. AR works using predefined algorithms and machine learning to perform tasks like object and text recognition. Common consumer uses of AR include Snapchat filters and Google's AR Home app. VR stands for virtual reality, which uses VR headsets to immerse users in a fully computer-generated virtual world. VR headsets use optics and sensors like gyroscopes to give users the feeling of being in another world. Popular applications of VR include 360-degree videos, games, social media, education, and pilot training. The key differences between AR and VR are that AR maintains a connection to the real world while VR aims to

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    What do you understand by term AR and VR?

    By- Aviral

    Before we get into it first we should know the full for of these terms.

    AR-Augmented Reality.
    VR-Virtual Reality.
    Now the question arises what these terns mean.

    What is AR?
    In simple words Augmented Reality is mixture of real world and digital world.
    Or if we elaborate more than enhancing reality using computer generated
    graphics and information.so after clearing our basic what AR is next question
    that comes in our mind is…

    How AR works or working of AR.


    In most of the cases pre-defined algorithm are used to carry out task. And in
    other cases it uses deep learning and machine learning algorithms to perform
    task. Object recognition, text recognition and classification plays a major role
    in working of AR.

    Now our next question is are we using AR in daily life? And the
    answer is Yesssssss
    Wonder why I wrote a big yes let me explain it to you.
    Most of the people use snapchat not to chat with others but because of its
    addictive filters that attracts and addict users to it. Now you would be thinking
    which technology is used to make those filters…. The answer is AR. Do you
    remember that doggy filter which makes your face look like a cute dog I think
    that was the first filter that got trendy because of its perfect AR calibration.

    Other examples of Augmented Reality are:-


     Brands like apple and asus are using it on wider scale apple for helping
    designers and asus to amaze its customer.
     Brands like kinder Joy kids favourite brand is now using AR in its app to
    provide better experience to children’s/consumers.
     AR is also used in movies production or in technical words for VFX to
    mesmerize your experience and give you the realistic feel ever.
     Last but not the least example of AR is "Google AR Home" people use it
    to learn about something they can't access at that time.
    I think now you have enough information about AR now it’s time to learn
    about VR.

    What is VR?
    Virtual Reality as name suggest it’s a reality but it is virtual and what does virtual
    mean? A fully computer generated world that is so detailed that seems like it’s
    real. If I elaborate then VR is an alternate world which can be accessed by using
    VR headsets and if you want to take best experience than you might need some
    additional accessories like VR Controllers. Haptic Gloves, Reality Chairs, VR
    Treadmills.

    How VR works?
    VR works solely on VR headsets which use some principles of optics to make
    you feel like you are in another world. Most basic and affordable type to
    experience VR is get Google cardboard and put your mobile inside it by setting
    it to VR mode and then enjoy the virtual world. With principles of optics VR
    also uses gyroscope and haptic motors. I don’t think I need to tell u about
    gyroscope as PUBG players know a lot about it. Haptic motor is kind of
    vibrating motor that gives you feel of whenever you get hit in VR world.

    Examples of Augmented Reality are:-


     Most common examples of VR are exploring 360’ videos using VR
    headsets.
     Playing roller coaster or haunted house game using VR headsets.
     Games are now widely played on VR systems public favourite Youtubers
    like PewdiePie and Carryminati are seeing playing on VR systems.
     Social media giant Facebook is now shifting in VR word they also
    changed their parent name to Meta to kick-start the METAVERSE.
     VR is also used to train pilots before they fly their first flight to assure
    their security
     It’s now widely used in Education and training too.
    Difference between AR and VR.
    AR VR
    It’s a mixture of Real world and It’s a complete virtual
    Digital world environment.
    In AR User always have a sense In VR, visual senses are under
    of presence in the real world control of the system
    AR is 45% virtual and 55% real. VR is 85% virtual and 15% real
    AR requires high speed VR requires at least stable
    internet.(>100Mbps) internet speed.(>50Mbps)
    No need of external devices. Need of external device. I.e.
    VR headsets.
    With AR, users are still in touch By using VR technology, user is
    with the real world while isolated from the real world
    interacting with virtual objects and immerses himself in a
    nearer to them. completely fictional world.
    It is used to enhance real and It is used to enhance fictional
    Virtual worlds. reality for the gaming world.

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