AR is a technology that overlays digital content onto the real world, creating interactive experiences for users, such as virtual try-on for fashion products or interactive museum exhibits.

XR encompasses various technologies like AR, VR, and MR, that blur the lines between physical and digital worlds, enabling interactive and immersive experiences.

MR blends virtual and real-world elements, allowing users to interact with digital content while being aware of their physical surroundings.

The metaverse is a virtual universe where users can interact, create, and explore digital content, transforming how we engage with online experiences and virtual economies.

AR works by using your device's camera to capture the real world around you and then overlaying digital objects on top of it.

You can start with XR development using tools like Unity or Unreal Engine.

The metaverse enables virtual economies and digital asset ownership, providing new opportunities for creators, businesses, and investors.

AR and VR can be used for employee training and development by providing realistic simulations, virtual onboarding, and performance evaluations.

Extended use of VR may have health and safety considerations, including eye strain, motion sickness, and ergonomics, which users should be aware of and manage accordingly.