VR Websites: A Reality?

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Virtual reality or VR refers to using computer technology for creating a simulated environment. Virtual reality places the user inside experience, and instead of watching on a screen, the users get immersed and can carry out interactions with the 3D world. Through virtual reality, many senses are simulated, including the sense of vision, hearing, touch and even smell. Here, the computer is transformed into a gatekeeper for the artificial world.

Difference Between Virtual and Augmented Reality

The concepts of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) differ on the following three major factors-





Differentiating Factor


Virtual Reality


Augmented Reality




Immersion


In the case of virtual reality, it generates a completely computer-generated world, i.e. everything seen by the user is due to artificial recreation, and the user begins to lose contact with the real environment


Augmented reality enhances the reality by addition of digital information to it, and the user is still in contact with the real environment during the augmented reality experience.

It allows the users to interact with “augmented” set of objects while being in contact with the real world




Devices


Virtual reality uses headsets that immerse into the user’s vision and hearing into the virtual world


Augmented reality can be provided by some devices which include the AR headsets, laptops, ...


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