Understanding Virtual and Augmented Reality

The video explores immersive technologies, including virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR). It discusses their definitions, historical development, and applications across various industries such as education, gaming, and healthcare. VR creates simulated environments, AR overlays digital elements on the real world, and MR blends both, allowing interaction with virtual objects. The video highlights key products and innovations, emphasizing the growing impact of these technologies on our daily lives and future possibilities.

What are the three main types of immersive technologies discussed?

• Quantum computing, nanotechnology, and biotechnology

• Blockchain, cryptocurrency, and smart contracts

• Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning

• Virtual reality, augmented reality, and mixed reality

Who coined the term 'virtual reality'?

• Alex Kipman

• Mark Zuckerberg

• Jaron Lanier

• Morton Heilig

Which of the following is NOT a VR product?

• Sony PlayStation VR

• Nintendo Labo VR Kit

• Oculus Quest

• Google Lens

What is a popular application of augmented reality in gaming?

• Pokemon Go

• Call of Duty

• Minecraft

• Fortnite

Which app uses AR to enhance the search experience by identifying objects?

• Snapchat

• Facebook Horizon

• Google Maps

• Google Lens

What is the main difference between AR and MR?

• AR is fully immersive, MR is not

• MR allows interaction with virtual objects, AR does not

• AR is used only in gaming, MR is used in education

• MR is older than AR

Which company developed the HoloLens, a mixed reality device?

• Google

• Apple

• Microsoft

• Facebook

What is the primary use of mixed reality in the real world?

• Entertainment

• Healthcare and education

• Social media

• Finance

Which technology adds digital elements to a live environment?

• Virtual reality

• Augmented reality

• Mixed reality

• Artificial intelligence

How are immersive technologies impacting marketing?

• By reducing costs

• By enhancing customer experiences

• By automating customer service

• By eliminating the need for physical stores