Abstract:
Augmented reality (AR) is the overlaying of digitally-created content such as
computer-generated graphics, videos, texts and sounds are layered on top of a
physical view. Augmented reality permits the users to have interaction with real and
virtual elements or augmentation. Whereas Virtual reality (VR) is computer generated
stereo visuals which replace the actual world surroundings of a consumer around
them. Both Augmented and Virtual reality may be supplied to consumers through
headsets like HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, and Microsoft’s HoloLens or through the
camera of a mobile phone. In both practical and experimental implementations,
augmented reality and virtual reality can replace or lessen the consumer’s belief of
truth.
