Extended Reality
What is Extended Reality?
Extended Reality encircles the immersive technologies like Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and Mixed Reality (MR). XR refers to real and virtually combined environments and human to machine interactions created by wearables and computer technologies. ‘X’ defines a variable for future and current spatial technologies. It represents the forms of virtual reality, augmented reality and mixed reality. The range of virtual reality is from partially sensory process to immersive virtual nature.
XR has a spectrum from complete real to complete virtual in the conviction of reality-virtuality, coined by Paul Milgram. With the consistent development in human to computer interactions. The connotation mainly relies on extending human experiences.
Applications of Extended Reality?
The applications of Extended Reality are getting easily accessible. It’s notable applications Remote work
- Remote Work
- Marketing
- Entertainment
- Real-Estate
- Training
- Health Care
Challenges of Extended Reality
Extended Reality has good user experience and employed in the fields of automobile, healthcare, marketing. Hence, it turns various industries into intellectual property. XR also has some challenges to face.
- Litigation of Patent
- Patent Prosecution
- Takeaway