Monday, 18 September 2017
Augmented Reality is used to define technology that creates a computer-generated image that the user can see in the real world. A physical environment is created whereby the elements therein are augmented and extracted through real-world sensory inputs such as audio, video, graphics or GPS data. The computers involved are used to manipulate and modify the user’s view of reality. This enhances the user’s current perception of reality in comparison to virtual reality which replaces the real world with a partially interfered and simulated one. Advancement of Augmented Reality over the years In 1961, Morton Heilig, a cinematographer developed an…
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