What is the definition of Virtual Reality (VR)?

• A computer-generated environment that simulates a realistic experience

• Overlays digital content onto the real world

• Combines elements of both virtual and augmented reality

• Enhances the user's perception of the environment

What is the key concept of Virtual Reality (VR)?

• Spatial Mapping

• Integration of Virtual and Real World

• Digital Overlay

• Immersion

What is the definition of Augmented Reality (AR)?

• Enhances the user's perception of the environment

• Combines elements of both virtual and augmented reality

• Overlays digital content onto the real world

• A computer-generated environment that simulates a realistic experience

What is the key concept of Augmented Reality (AR)?

• Integration of Virtual and Real World

• Digital Overlay

• Immersion

• Spatial Mapping

What is the definition of Mixed Reality (MR)?

• A computer-generated environment that simulates a realistic experience

• Overlays digital content onto the real world

• Combines elements of both virtual and augmented reality

• Enhances the user's perception of the environment

Which technology uses a headset to provide an immersive experience?

• Augmented Reality (AR)

• Mixed Reality (MR)

• Virtual Reality (VR)

• Extended Reality (XR)

What is the primary purpose of Spatial Mapping in Mixed Reality (MR)?

• To enhance audio experiences

• To track user movements

• To map the physical environment for virtual interaction

• To improve internet connectivity

What distinguishes Extended Reality (XR) from VR, AR, and MR?

• It is solely focused on gaming experiences

• It is a combination of all reality technologies

• It does not require any wearable devices

• It is only used for educational purposes

What is the primary function of a VR headset?

• To enhance audio experiences

• To track user movements

• To provide an immersive virtual environment

• To improve internet connectivity

What is the main difference between Augmented Reality (AR) and Mixed Reality (MR)?

• AR overlays digital content onto the real world, while MR combines elements of both virtual and augmented reality

• AR is a computer-generated environment that simulates a realistic experience, while MR enhances the user's perception of the environment

• AR is only used for educational purposes, while MR is solely focused on gaming experiences

• AR does not require any wearable devices, while MR uses a headset