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Augmented Reality and Gamifiction in Education, IMPLAMANTATION, AR in…

- - - - his is the brain of the device. It determines the speed of your phone and whether it is able to manage the heavy AR requirements, in addition to its normal phone functions.
    - - The GPU handles the visual rendering of a phone’s display. AR requires high performance GPUs so that the digital content can be created and superimposed seamlessly.
    - - Depth Sensor : To measure depth and distance
      - Gyroscope : To detect the angle and position of your phone
      - Proximity Sensor : To measure how close and far something is
      - Accelerometer : To detect changes in velocity, movement, and rotation
      - Light Sensor : To measure light intensity and brightness
  - - - It can change the way we interact with mobile apps and other visual graphic experiences. Actually, Augmented Reality is capable of augmenting computer-generated graphics into the real environment on screen.
      - Another aspect of the AR experience is that it includes 25% digital reality and 75% existing reality. It means it doesn't replace the complete environment with the virtual; rather, it integrates virtual objects into the real world. Now you may be wondering how this can help in eLearning.