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                                   ROBOTIC                        PROCESS                          AUTOMATION

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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.

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