Introduction to Augmented Reality (AR)
AR is an
enhanced version of reality. It’s an integration of digital information with
the User's environment in real time. AR is different from Virtual Reality (VR).
Virtual Reality creates an artificial environment and Augmented reality uses the existing
environment and overlays new information on top of it. Its where live direct or indirect
views of physical real-world environments are augmented with superimposed
computer-generated images over a user's view of the real-world, thus enhancing
one's current perception of reality. It’s how you work,
play and connect with the world.
AR is rapidly
growing technology, because it brings the objects to reality.
Key
Components to Augmented Reality Devices
- Sensors and Cameras
- Projection
- Processing
- Reflection
Many of the top augmented
reality companies are seeing great success by helping seasoned industries
adopt and apply this new technology for their unique business needs. A strong example of
augmented reality in use is in the field of healthcare. From a routine checkup,
to a complex surgical procedure, augmented reality can provide immense benefits
and efficiencies to both patient and healthcare professional.
In
manufacturing industries, we can use AR technology for service tool
applications, to describe the product usage, datasheets, limitations,
Installation etc. This reduces the complexity for the Customer to use the
product. Whenever he has some issue with product, service technician can fix it
with the use of this tool. It reduces the time also. Thanks for reading this
article.
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