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                            ▶   The Internet of Things or IoT, is a system that connects everyday objects to the Internet
                            ▶  Robotics is the field of designing and building robots.

                                AUGMENTED REALITY (AR)

                      Augmented Reality (AR) is a technology that adds digital information,
                      like images, sounds or videos, to the real world. Instead of replacing
                      reality,  AR enhances it  by  overlaying  digital  content  on top.  For
                      example, using a smartphone or tablet, AR can add digital objects,
                      like a game character or information, over what you see in real life.

                      HOW DOES AR WORK?
                      The simple breakdown of how Augmented Reality (AR) works is as follows:

                         Camera  & Sensors: The device’s  camera  captures  the real world, while sensors detect
                         movement and location.

                         Processing: The device analyses the environment and decides where to place digital objects.
                         Display: The real-world view and digital content are shown together on the screen.
                         Interaction: You can interact with the digital content by moving or tapping your device.

                      EVERYDAY EXAMPLES OF AR

                      Some everyday examples of Augmented Reality (AR) include:

                         Games: AR improves the gaming experience by adding virtual characters or objects into the
                         real world, as seen in games like Pokémon GO.
                         Education: AR makes learning interactive by displaying 3D models or information, enhancing
                         the understanding of complex topics.

                         Shopping: AR allows users to virtually try products, like furniture or clothes, before purchasing.

                         Training: AR overlays instructions or simulations to help users practice skills, such as medical
                         or technical training.

                                VIRTUAL REALITY (VR)

                      Virtual Reality (VR) creates an entirely digital environment that
                      you can explore and interact with. Putting on a VR headset takes
                      you into a completely new world, whether it’s a game, a historical
                      scene or even a distant planet.

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