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This document discusses realidad aumentada (augmented reality) and realidad virtual (virtual reality). It includes the following: - A list of group members and their professor working on this project. - Definitions and descriptions of augmented reality and virtual reality, how they are used, their importance, types, and how they differ from each other. Augmented reality superimposes virtual elements on the real world while virtual reality fully immerses users in simulated environments. - Examples of applications of augmented and virtual reality such as in education, medicine, tourism, and more. Devices like phones and glasses are used to experience these technologies.
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The document compares and contrasts augmented reality and virtual reality. Augmented reality overlays digital information and graphics onto the real world using devices like mobile phones or glasses. It allows users to see real environments with additional virtual elements. In contrast, virtual reality fully immerses users in simulated, computer-generated worlds using headsets to replace real-world visuals and make users feel like they are experiencing virtual places. Virtual reality aims to simulate realistic environments to stimulate the senses through computers.
Augmented reality vs. virtual reality differences and similarities
Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality are two buzzwords we hear in the technology sector. Though People are aware of the two technologies in a broad manner but very few understand their true meaning, potential and how they are similar in certain ways yet different altogether.
Let’s have an insight into the two futuristic technologies that are slowly transforming the world around us.
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This document covers augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR). It defines AR as technology that superimposes digital images onto the real world, typically through a device, while VR immerses users in a simulated digital environment using headsets. The document discusses how each works, providing examples of AR apps. It outlines advantages like enhanced experiences for AR and exploring places for VR. However, both rely on technology, posing issues like battery drain and privacy concerns for AR or implementation costs for VR. The document concludes by listing VR applications in fields like military, sports, and medicine.
Augmented Reality (AR)
Virtual reality uses headsets to fully immerse users in simulated 3D worlds, replacing the real world. Augmented reality enhances the real world by overlaying digital images and information. While VR aims to create separate virtual worlds, AR enhances the real world experience by supplementing it with computer-generated perceptual information. Major applications of AR include gaming, navigation, design, marketing, and retail by allowing users to visualize products in their real-world environment through their device cameras.
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Realidad aumentada vs Realidad virtual
- 1. Integrantes -Gino Muñante --Jesús Camacho --Mariana Bellido --Ariana Rudas -Profesor: --Jorge Huayta
- 2. Realidad Aumentada La Realidad Aumentada (RA) es una tecnología que permite superponer elementos virtuales sobre nuestra visión de la realidad. Aplicación de la Realidad Aumentada en el entorno sanitario. El término lo acuñó en 1992 el científico e investigador Thomas P. La realidad aumentada es una tecnología que ofrece la posibilidad de interacción entre elementos virtuales y aspectos pertenecientes al mundo físico de tal forma que ambos se integran en nuestra visión de la realidad a través de un dispositivo móvil.
- 3. ¿Cómo se utiliza la Realidad Aumentada? La tecnología de realidad aumentada consiste en la integración de contenidos gráficos sobre una vista del mundo real. Para ello, se utilizan dispositivos como teléfonos móviles o gafas, que añaden la información virtual a la realidad que ve el usuario.
- 4. Importancia de la Realidad Aumentada La realidad aumentada nos permite superponer elementos virtuales interactivos sobre el mundo real que nos rodea, utilizando nuestros dispositivos móviles. A diferencia de la realidad virtual, la realidad aumentada no requiere necesariamente de un dispositivo o gadget adicional a nuestro móvil para poder aprovecharse.
- 5. Tipos de Realidad Aumentada Realidad Aumentada basada en Superposición. Realidad aumentada basada en la Localización. Realidad Aumentada basada en la Proyección. Realidad Aumentada en Vehículos. Realidad Aumentada en Medicina. Realidad Aumentada en el Turismo. Realidad Aumentada basada en el Reconocimiento.
- 6. Realidad Virtual La Realidad Virtual (RV) es un entorno de escenas y objetos de apariencia real generado mediante tecnología informática que crea en el usuario la sensación de estar inmerso en él. Dicho entorno se contempla a través de un dispositivo conocido como gafas o casco de Realidad Virtual. La realidad virtual es una simulación computarizada de espacios nuevos. No solo sirve para entretenimiento, también puede emplearse en medicina y educación.
- 7. ¿Cómo funciona la Realidad Virtual? La realidad virtual “es un entorno en el que la tecnología engaña a tus sentidos para que te sientas como si estuvieras en otro lugar”. Es decir, se trata de una simulación computarizada de espacios diversos en los que podemos interactuar y explorar tal como si estuviéramos ahí realmente.
- 8. ¿Para que sirve la Realidad Virtual? Para adentrarse en esta tecnología, el usuario necesita colocarse un casco o unas gafas para empezar con la simulación, estos generalmente están conectados a una computadora, consola o al teléfono móvil. La cantidad de simulaciones vivenciales que permite es muy diversa. Podemos estar ahora mismo en Perú, pero con ayuda de unos lentes podemos trasladarnos a China y explorar a 360 grados nuevos lugares.
- 9. Realidad Virtual VS Realidad Aumentada Algunas precisiones: realidad virtual, aumentada y mixta. Es importante saber diferenciar entre los diferentes tipos de realidad que existen para no confundir conceptos. La realidad aumentada muestra un lugar real y proyecta en él ciertos elementos virtuales. Suele usar GPS y la cámara de los dispositivos, no necesita accesorios adicionales. Pokémon Go fue una de las aplicaciones que tuvo más éxito con esta tecnología. La realidad virtual, como ya mencionamos, es inmersiva, brinda la experiencia