Augmented reality is a live view of a physical real-world environment whose elements are merged with (or augmented by) virtual computer-generated imagery

1. WELCOME

2. AUGMENTED REALITY

3. CONTENTS
Introduction
What is augmented reality
Hardware
Display, types
Sensors and input devices
Types of AR
AR in education
AR stickers
Flight training
In Military
Reference

4. INTRODUCTION
 Augmented reality is a live view of a physical real-world
environment whose elements are merged with (or augmented by)
virtual computer-generated imagery.
 With the help of AR technology, information about the surrounding
real world of the user becomes interactive and digitally usable.

5. WHAT IS AUGMENTED REALITY
 Is interactive in real-time.
 Is registered in three dimensions.
 It brings components of the digital world into a
person's perception of the real world.

6. HARDWARE
 Processor
 Display
 sensors and input devices

7. DISPLAY
 Head mounted display (HMD)
 Eyeglasses
 Contact lenses
 Handheld

8. HEAD MOUNTED DISPLAY
 HMDs place images of both the physical world
and virtual objects over the user's field of view
HMDs often employ sensors that allow the
system to align virtual information to the physical
world and adjust accordingly with the user's head
movements

9. VIDEO SEE THROUGH HMD

10. EYEGLASS
 Eyewear employs cameras to intercept the
real world view and re-display its augmented
view through the eyepieces.
 This augments your everyday
experiences by superimposing a layer of
visual indicators directly onto your field
of vision.

11. CONTACT LENS
 The contact lenses would be controlled
through eye movements and blinking.
 Contact lens can project images
straight into the users' eyes.

12. SENSORS AND INPUT DEVICES
 GPS
 COMPASS
 ACCELEROMETER
 GYROSCOPES
 CAMERAS
 SPEECH RECOGNITION SYSTEM
 GESTURE RECOGNITION SYSTEM

13. HANDHELD DISPLAY
 A Handheld display employs a small
display that fits in a user's hand.
 Modern mobile computing devices like
smartphones and tablets contains all the
element needed for the Augmented
reality.

14. RECOGNITION BASED AR
 Augmented reality is hidden content, most
commonly hidden behind marker images.
 The marker has to displayed for a suitable length
of time, in a steady position for an application to
identify and analyze it.
 Any image that can be detected by the camera.

15. LOCATION BASED AR
Location based AR refers to augmented
reality features that are anchored on
real-time location.
 Digital data is virtually placed over
actual physical surroundings.

16. AR IN EDUCATION
 Many museums and historical sites
have added AR features.
 Portable and less expensive
learning materials.
Using aurasma app to explain artwork

17. AR STICKERS
 AR stickers are the colorful and funny
effects for your photos.
 The camera mode which allows you to
drop augmented reality objects into
your photos.

18.  In flight training Augmented reality is
used in the form of a flight path in the
sky to teach flight students how to land a
flight simulator.
FLIGHT TRAINING

19. IN MILITARY
 The battlefield data can be displayed
onto a soldier's goggles in real time.
 From the soldier's viewpoint, people
and various objects can be marked
with special indicators to warn of
potential dangers.

20. IN ENTERTAINMENT
 Augmented reality allowed video game
players to experience digital game play in
a real world environment.
Games such as,
Pokémon go
Ingress
Temple treasure hunt

21. CONCLUSION
 By allowing users to enhance reality with digital information AR
tech appears to be an emerging technology with the potential to
revolutionize the way many things are done.

22. REFERENCE
 https://en.wikipedia.org
 https://www.juegostudio.com
 https://www.realitytechnologies.com
 https://www.wikitude.com
 http://www.archer-soft.com
 http://aboutaugmentedreality.blogspot.com
 https://www.emergingedtech.com
 https://www.slideshare.net

23. THANKS