AR/VR

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AR and VR differ from each other in key aspects. However, this stark difference does not mean that one of the two technologies is better than the other. Instead, both technologies stand out in different application spheres:

  • VR creates an immersive virtual environment, while AR augments a real-world scene.
  • VR is 75 percent virtual, while AR is only 25 percent virtual.
  • VR requires a headset device, while AR does not.
  • VR users move in a completely fictional world, while AR users are in contact with the real world.
  • AR requires higher bandwidth than VR.
  • AR is intended to enhance the virtual world and the real world. VR replaces the real world with a fictional reality, which is primarily intended to enhance games.

AR and VR: A successful symbiosis

The combination of AR and VR results in a symbiosis of excellent systems. While they also work separately, when combined they offer users an enhanced and more engaging experience. The basis for this is to create a fictional world that still allows interaction with the real world.

Mixed Reality: A perfect Mixture

The perfect cross between AR and VR is the so-called mixed reality. This technology is expected to become mainstream for consumers and businesses soon. It’s based on enabling instinctive interaction with data, while eliminating screen-based work. Instead, handheld devices can take over these stationary device tasks. The clear advantage is that it will be easier to target centralized data anywhere and anytime.

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AR and VR differ from each other in key aspects. However, this stark difference does not mean that one of the two technologies is better than the other. Instead, both technologies stand out in different application spheres:

  • VR creates an immersive virtual environment, while AR augments a real-world scene.
  • VR is 75 percent virtual, while AR is only 25 percent virtual.
  • VR requires a headset device, while AR does not.
  • VR users move in a completely fictional world, while AR users are in contact with the real world.
  • AR requires higher bandwidth than VR.
  • AR is intended to enhance the virtual world and the real world. VR replaces the real world with a fictional reality, which is primarily intended to enhance games.

AR and VR: A successful symbiosis

The combination of AR and VR results in a symbiosis of excellent systems. While they also work separately, when combined they offer users an enhanced and more engaging experience. The basis for this is to create a fictional world that still allows interaction with the real world.

Mixed Reality: A perfect Mixture

The perfect cross between AR and VR is the so-called mixed reality. This technology is expected to become mainstream for consumers and businesses soon. It’s based on enabling instinctive interaction with data, while eliminating screen-based work. Instead, handheld devices can take over these stationary device tasks. The clear advantage is that it will be easier to target centralized data anywhere and anytime.

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