Augmented reality
defination
An enhanced version of real world object
real world reality vs virtually created reality
Augmented reality overlay virtual information on the top of real environment .
Categories
Markerless
Superimposition Based
Key components
Sensors and Cameras
Processing
Reflection
implemented Filed Augmented Reality:
Video Games
Education
Aviation
Communication
Construction
a CPU, a GPU, flash memory, RAM, Bluetooth/Wifi microchip, global positioning system (GPS) microchip, and more.
Sensors gather a user's real world interactions
Mirrors are used in augmented reality devices to assist with the way your eye views the virtual image.
Benifits
Become a market leader
Saves Money
Boost ROI
Teack use
Increases available information
Foster social share
Reduces error
Marker Based
the original view is fully or partially replaced by a newly augmented view of same object.
Projection Based
Sensing the touch of human in the projection on a object make intration
used for mapping directions, finding nearby businesses, and other location-centric mobile applications.
use a camera to distinguish a marker (i.e. QR code) the position is calculated and then overlay by the virtual world object
Projection
While “Projection Based Augmented Reality” is a category in-itself
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