Replicas for world of Nature.

                Augmented Reality &

                                           Virtual Reality.



Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality are the technologies that use the digital elements to enhance or replace the real world.

Augmented Reality(AR)

A view of the real world with an overlay of digital elements. AR uses a real-world setting and can be accessed with a smartphone. AR users can control their presence in the real world. AR enhances both the virtual and real world.

Virtual Reality(VR)

A fully immersive experience that replaces the real world with a simulated one. VR uses headsets and tracking to place the user in a different world. VR users are controlled by the system and cannot genuinely interact in the virtual environment.
Applications of AR and VR in the Fields of :
Archaeology, Architecture, Education and training, Industrial manufacturing, Commerce, Literature, Visual art, Fitness, Human–computer interaction, and Remote collaboration.

Best Examples of AR and VR:
  • Pokeman GO , Snapchat , Video Games in devices are some examples of AR.
  • Video games with VR Headset , Virtual meetings , MC Donald's Happy Goggles are few examples of VR.
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