AI and VI
Virtual reality and augmented reality are similar in that they can alter the mind's view of what is real, but they also differ in the way reality is altered. In virtual reality, a computer generated environment replaces the actual environment of the user. The user can put on a headset that completely blocks out the real world environment and fools the brain into thinking that the user is in an alternate place. Although early use of the technology for virtual reality were not successful in the mainstream, the advances today have made it relevant in many areas such as gaming, architecture, and even space exploration.
Augmented reality differs from virtual reality because it's purpose is not to replace the environment, but to enhance it. Things can be digitally enhanced or added to the existing reality. A simple example of this would be using filters in Snapchat. In augmented reality, objects can appear in the user's field of view, as the existing environment remains the same.
https://youtu.be/f9MwaH6oGEY
Augmented reality differs from virtual reality because it's purpose is not to replace the environment, but to enhance it. Things can be digitally enhanced or added to the existing reality. A simple example of this would be using filters in Snapchat. In augmented reality, objects can appear in the user's field of view, as the existing environment remains the same.
https://youtu.be/f9MwaH6oGEY
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