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    HOW DOES VR WORK?
                     Virtual Reality (VR) creates an immersive, fake world that feels real using the following components:

                       Headset: You wear a special VR headset that covers your eyes and shows a 3D world, adjusting
                        as you move your head.
                       Motion tracking: The headset and controllers track your movements, so the virtual world
                        moves with you.
                       Display & Sound: The headset has a screen for visuals and speakers that make the sounds
                        feel real.

                       Interaction: You use controllers or gloves to interact with the virtual world, whether you are
                        playing games or exploring new places.

                     EVERYDAY EXAMPLES OF VR

                     Some everyday examples of Virtual Reality (VR) include:
                       Games: VR creates immersive game environments where players interact using headsets and
                        controllers, making the experience lifelike.

                       Education: VR offers interactive learning, allowing students to take virtual field trips or study
                        complex subjects in 3D.
                       Shopping: VR enables customers to explore virtual stores, try on clothes or view products in
                        3D, enhancing the online shopping experience.

                       Training: VR simulates real-life scenarios, like flying a plane or performing surgery, providing
                        safe, risk-free training.

                               MIXED REALITY (MR)

                     Mixed Reality (MR) is a technology that combines both
                     physical and digital worlds to create new environments
                     where physical and virtual objects can interact in real
                     time. Unlike Augmented Reality (AR), which overlays digital
                     content onto the real world, MR allows digital and physical
                     elements to coexist and interact in real-time, creating an
                     immersive and interactive experience. For example, Microsoft HoloLens, Nreal Light and Meta
                     Quest Pro.

                               BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY

                     A  blockchain is a decentralised and distributed digital

                     ledger technology (a special type of digital record-keeping
                     system) that stores information in blocks. These blocks are
                     connected to each other in a chain, like links in a chain.

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