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Virtual reality gives us a great place to hang out, but there comes the time when we need to deal with the real world. If there were a way of combining virtual reality with reality, then that would be the best ofboth worlds, wouldn't it ? Well, there is, and it's called argumented reality, or AR for short. Here's an example. You're checking out a poster online but want to see what it would look like in your wall. You download the shop's AR app and aim your tablet at where you want to put the poster. On screen, you'll see an image of the poster on the wall. Now you know what it's going to look like. AR'S got loads more uses. What do you use it for ?
Join the discussion Megan, New York, USA - three hours ago
I hate trying on clothes in the changing room, but now I don't have to. AR combines clothes with my favourite selfie to give me a 360-degree view of how I look in them. AR is really catching on. I read that 61% of shoppers already choose shops that offer AR over shops that don't so, it's boosting sales as well.
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Vicky, London, UK - two hours ago
We got lost one day on holiday abroad last August. We're we worried ? No way ! We just pointed out phones at the street sings and got instant translations on an AR app. Another day Dad insisted we go to a museum. We trapped the app and a virtual tour guide popped up on the screen to tell us all about the exhibits. I usually find museums boring, but AR brought it all to life ! Reply
Logan, Bath, UK - an hour ago
Remember Pokémon Go ? This free app had gamers wondering the streets hunting for different virtual creatures. They actually appeared in the neighborhood in a game that was great fun and got us some fresh air. I've also read that some businesses use AR to train employees. Surgeon even use it during their training. Like it or not (and I definitely do!), AR is the new reality!
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