How to create an increased reality business

Augmented reality, or AR, has been made in our lives in recent years. You may wonder how to create an increased reality business to take advantage of this trend.

 

To start an increased reality business (AR), you will need a problem that can be solved with AR, a solution method, and a way to develop your solution.

 

Before entering all this, let's start with the basics: What is AR, how is it used today, and what potential uses of technology?

 

What is augmented reality?

Before arriving in augmented reality (CA), think about how two parties meet to create a set. Close your left eye and keep your head again. Take note of the item furthest from your left that you can see.

 

You should always be able to see this object, but also more to the left of that. Thus, each eye has a different view of itself. Put them together gives a more complete picture. So it's with AR.

 

You could also think of tinted lenses. If you put both blue and yellow-tinted glasses at the same time, you should see things in a nuance of green (blue + yellow = green!).

 

 

 

Ar and layers

The key to understanding increased reality is to think in terms of layers. The base layer is the reality itself - that is, what we can see without a computer or screen.

 

A computer can then generate one or more layers of information or images to put at the top of the base layer (reality) to create an "increased" version of reality.

 

Example

First, you look at a half-finished building, where the first floor is finished, but the second floor is a naked setting.

 

 

 

Then you look at the building through a type of AR device and you see the finished building. The AR system creates a layer to complete the second floor, then adds this layer to the existing building.

 

This shows you what the building could look like in a few months, once the construction is over.

 

As you can imagine, this type of technology can be applied too many situations in the real world, in order to give you a glimpse of what things will look like before spending time and money building them.