Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality: Beyond Video Games
For many years, Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) were primarily associated with video games. However, today these technologies are transforming sectors such as education, medicine, industry, and tourism.
In education, students can visit museums, explore space, or delve into the human body through 3D simulations. In medicine, doctors practice surgeries in virtual environments before performing them on real patients, reducing risks.
Businesses are also using augmented reality to train employees, showcase products in 3D, and enhance the customer experience. With increasingly lighter and more affordable headsets, VR and AR are becoming accessible to the general public and promise to change the way we learn, work, and entertain ourselves.
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