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Differences Between Augmented Reality And Virtual Reality

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Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) are recently emerged as new edge cutting technologies which enable us to connect with the outside world in more intelligent ways. Since both are getting more and more attentions from media and expected to witness an enormous surge (Augment, 2015), it is of paramount importance for modern people to distinguish the key differences between augmented reality and the virtual one. Fortunately, after the talk with Mr. Robert on AR in Hanoi University, there are some criteria on which students can base to differentiate such dissimilarities.
Firstly, concepts of AR and VR have some fundamental differences. According to Augment (2015), AR “is a technology that layers computer-generated enhancements atop an existing reality in order to make it more meaningful through the ability to interact with it” whilst VR “is an artificial, computer-generated simulation or recreation of a real life environment or situation”. In other words, augmented reality provides people a layer of potential information for physic things in front of them instead of bringing a completely different …show more content…

(Fluper Ltd., 2017) and are likely to be the future technologies, they basically differ from each other in terms of concept, purpose and delivery method. While augmented reality adds things to real world, virtual reality helps people to escape from it and stay in their own imaginary environment. By recognizing difference between AR and VR, people can easily choose the suitable technology in certain cases and foster their productivity, efficiency or even reduce stress and depression. Notwithstanding all the major dissimilarities, AR and VR are two great examples of unlimited creativity of human intelligence fueled by ambitions to create a land of new experience and interaction for modern

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