Augmented Reality 5

What is augmented reality (AR)?

• The manipulation of physical objects in the real world

• The creation of a totally artificial environment

• The generation of virtual reality experiences

• The integration of digital information with the user's environment in Real Time

What is the primary benefit of AR?

• Blending digital and 3D components with an individual's perception of the real world

• Creating a completely new environment for the user

• Enhancing the user's physical abilities

• Simulating virtual experiences without any real-world elements

What hardware components are required for AR?

• Graphics card, RAM, and hard drive

• Keyboard, mouse, and monitor

• Microphone, speakers, and camera

• Processor, sensors, display, and input devices

What is the biggest difference between AR and VR?

• AR and VR both use the same types of devices for user interaction

• AR and VR both create completely artificial environments

• AR and VR have no significant differences

• AR uses the real-world environment and puts virtual information on top. VR completely immerses users in a virtual environment

In what way can AR be used in the retail industry?

• Creating completely virtual stores for online shopping

• Consumers can use a store's online app to see how products will look in their own homes before buying

• Enhancing the physical store environment with virtual elements

• Simulating the shopping experience without any real products

Which app uses AR to enable users to take a photo of a space in their home and digitally view an object to see how it will look there?

• IKEA Place

• Snapchat

• Google Glass

• Pokemon Go

Which of the following is a popular game that utilises AR technology?

• Call of Duty

• Minecraft

• Pokemon Go

• Fortnite

What is the main purpose of augmented reality?

• To enhance the real world with virtual overlays

• To transport the user to a different environment

• To add computer-generated images to the real world

• To create a completely immersive experience

What is the goal of virtual reality (as opposed to augmented reality)?

• To enhance the real world with virtual objects

• To transport the user to a different environment

• To add computer-generated images to the real world

• To create a completely immersive experience

What is the potential impact of Augmented Reality (AR) in the automotive industry?

• To replace physical car showrooms with virtual ones

• To enhance the driver's navigation experience with real-time information overlays

• To automate the car manufacturing process

• To provide virtual test drives of cars