Extended Reality

What are immersive technologies?

• Technologies used for gaming
• Technologies that extend reality
• Technologies used for education
• Technologies that create reality

Which of the following is not a type of immersive technology?

• Virtual reality
• Augmented reality
• Mixed reality
• Sensory reality

What is virtual reality?

• A technology that projects computer-generated augmentations on top of reality
• A technology that extends reality
• A technology that creates reality
• A technology that uses headsets to create a simulator environment

Who invented the first VR device?

• Mark Zuckerberg
• Morton Heilig
• Jaron Lanier
• Stephen Spielberg

What is Facebook Horizon?

• A technology used for gaming
• An AR app that enhances the search experience
• An ever-expanding VR community where you can explore, create and defy physics and reality
• A platform used to catch Pokemon

What is AR?

• A technology that projects computer-generated augmentations on top of reality
• A technology that creates reality
• A technology that extends reality
• A technology used for gaming

What is Google Maps?

• An application that enhances the search experience
• An ever-expanding VR community where you can explore, create and defy physics and reality
• An AR app that enhances the search experience with digital directions on top of the real world
• A 360-degree audio-visual 4d simulation

What are Snapchat filters?

• One of the best examples of AR
• A technology that creates reality
• An application that enhances the search experience
• A technology used for gaming

What is the difference between VR and AR?

• VR is a technology that projects computer-generated augmentations on top of reality, while AR uses headsets to create a simulator environment
• VR is a technology that extends reality, while AR is a technology that creates reality
• VR is a technology used for gaming, while AR is a technology that projects computer-generated augmentations on top of reality
• VR is a technology that immerses the user in a digital environment, while AR is a method used to render real-world data and present it intuitively