Augmented reality (AR) combines computer-generated information with the user's natural senses to enhance their view of the real world. AR works by picking a real-world scene, adding virtual objects to it, and visualizing the digital objects as if they were real. AR has applications in marketing, travel navigation, medical, education, entertainment, and space. While AR allows users to interact with virtual and real worlds simultaneously in real-time and can save time and effort, it is still under development with concerns about privacy, social acceptance, and potential misuse.

1. BY
ANJALI A K
AKANJALI599@GMAIL.COM
Augmented reality

2. Introduction to AR
Collection of technologies.
Combines computer generated information with
viewer’s natural senses.

3. Conti…..
System in which user can not tell the difference
between real world and the virtual augmentation of
it.
Works in 3D.

4. working
The AR works in three steps:
1. Pick a real world scene
2.Virtual object added in it.
3.Visualizes the digital as it is real.

5. Applications
Marketing
Travel navigation
Medical
Education
Entertainment
Space

6. Example
A simple example is the digital projector
It augments a real world object (a wall) for a
presentation.
Another is AR browsers,games.

7. Pokémon-go (game)

8. Real estate

9. Education

10. Advantages of AR
Anyone can use it.
User can interact real world and virtual world at the
same time.
Interactive in real time.
Can save time and efforts.

11. Disadvantages
still under development.
No privacy.
Social acceptance.
Can get in to wrong hands.

12. Conclusion
Combination reality.
AR is already available technology.
Applications
Advantages
Diadvantages