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• Extended Reality (XR) is an umbrella term for Virtual Reality
(VR), Augmented Reality (AR), and Mixed Reality (MR).
• XR blends real and virtual environments to create immersive
experiences.
• XR is revolutionizing industries like healthcare, education, and
entertainment.
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• Virtual Reality (VR) fully immerses
users in a computer-generated
environment, isolating them from
the physical world.
• 360-degree views and interactive
digital environments.
• Uses VR headsets like Meta Quest,
HTC Vive, or PlayStation VR.
• Simulates sensory experiences
(sight, sound, touch).
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• Augmented reality (AR) is an
interactive technology that
combines the real world with
computer-generated content.
• A combination of digital and
physical worlds.
• Interactions made in real time.
• Accurate 3D identification of virtual
and real objects.
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• Image Reading: The device captures images
or the environment using its camera.
• Signal Transfer: The captured image is
processed and signals are sent to the
device.
• Marker Recognition: The system identifies
specific markers or objects in the scene.
• Start of AR: Digital content is overlaid onto
the real-world environment, creating an AR
experience.
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• Mixed reality is a technology that
combines VR and AR to create an
immersive experience that blends
the physical and digital worlds.
• Combines physical and virtual
worlds seamlessly.
• Merges AR and VR for deeper
engagement.
• Supports multi-user, shared
environments.
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1. Benefits:
• Enhances training with immersive
simulations.
• Improves customer experience (CX) with
interactivity.
2. Use Cases:
• Maintenance & repair assistance with AR
overlays.
• Product design & development in virtual
environments.
3. Challenges:
• Complex and costly hardware
development.
• Data security and privacy concerns. 9
1.User Interaction
2.Input Devices & Sensors
3.Processing:
• Hardware processes the input data.
• Rendering Engine creates visuals.
• Algorithms & Cloud
1.Output Devices
2.Feedback Loop
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• Students can practice real-world skills
through simulations.
• XR allows for personalized and adaptive
learning experiences.
• XR provides detailed feedback and
analytics for assessments.
• XR technology can make education
more accessible and inclusive.
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• XR can be used for practicing and
performing surgeries in a virtual
environment, reducing risks.
• XR helps in diagnosing patients more
accurately and efficiently.
• XR provides immersive environments
therapeutic training.
• XR is used for educating medical students.
• XR enables remote medical assistance and
healthcare providers globally.
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• XR is the Future: A key driver of innovation
and growth.
• Enhanced Experiences: Creates immersive,
customer-focused interactions.
• Boosts Efficiency: Streamlines workflows
and training processes.
• Cuts Costs & Risks: Enables virtual testing
and reduces overhead.
• Competitive Edge: Early adoption sets
businesses apart.
• Act Now: Delaying adoption risks falling
behind
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