AR technology superimposes digital elements onto the real world, allowing users to interact with virtual objects in their physical environment.

Pokemon Go was the first widely successful mobile game to utilize AR technology, allowing players to catch virtual Pokemon in the real world.

Mixed Reality (MR) refers to the combination of real and virtual elements in a single environment, where digital objects interact with the physical world.

Spark AR is a platform developed by Facebook that enables users to create and share AR experiences for social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook.

In AR gaming and entertainment, touchscreens are commonly used as the primary input device for interacting with virtual objects and navigating the AR environment.

Smart Glasses are wearable devices that allow users to view digital content superimposed onto the real world through transparent lenses.

Spatial Awareness in AR refers to the device's ability to understand its position and orientation in the physical environment, allowing it to accurately place virtual objects in the real world.

Gesture Recognition technology enables AR devices to interpret hand movements and gestures, allowing users to interact with virtual objects and control AR experiences.

Object Recognition technology allows AR devices to identify and track specific objects in the real world, enabling them to interact with virtual content associated with those objects.

Unity MARS (Mixed and Augmented Reality Studio) is a platform specifically designed for developing AR experiences for Microsoft HoloLens devices.

3D Modeling involves creating three-dimensional digital representations of objects, which can then be used to generate virtual objects for AR experiences.

WebAR technology enables users to access AR experiences through a web browser, without the need for specialized hardware or software.

Visual Overlay technology allows AR devices to project digital information onto real-world surfaces, creating an immersive and interactive experience.

ARKit is a platform developed by Apple that enables developers to create AR experiences for iOS devices.

Spatial Computing involves the use of technology to create and interact with digital environments that are aware of their physical surroundings.