Thursday, 15 February 2018
Augmented Reality (AR) is a visual modification technology that overlays virtual imaging on top of the natural world around the user. AR is very similar to Virtual Reality (VR), both requiring a device such as a tablet or a headset for viewing; however, AR integrates with the real world, while VR is entirely digitized. Both have extensive uses in gaming, videography, logistics, and other industries that have started to field-test possible applications. The concept of displaying augmented imaging over a real-world image isn’t a new idea. Oakley, the sports sunglasses manufacturer, has been working on projecting images over clear lenses…
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