Virtual and Augmented Reality Quiz

What’s the purpose of the talk?

• To promote the use of virtual reality.

• To define and compare virtual reality and augmented reality.

• To support the use of augmented reality.

• To criticize the use of both virtual and augmented reality.

The company where Russell McGraw works designs VR and AR products for all of the following fields, EXCEPT…

• medicine

• fashion

• religion

• science

The main similarity of virtual reality and augmented reality is

• they are designed to alter the view of the world.

• they are only used for entertainment.

• people use them similarly.

• none of them has potential future applications.

Augmented reality…

• cannot be seen through a device like a tablet or a smartphone.

• is not used in the popular Pokémon game.

• adds computer-generated content on top of the existing environment.

• cannot alter reality.

Virtual reality

• can be experienced using only a smartphone or a tablet.

• doesn’t feel real.

• is a copy of a real-world environment.

• takes the viewer into the real world.

A flight simulator allows a pilot to do all these, except

• take off and land an airplane for real.

• recreate the landscape the pilot sees.

• practice flying virtually in all kinds of weather.

• to handle every sort of emergency.

Another use of augmented reality in medicine is to

• treat phobias.

• operate on living things.

• cure cancer.

• treat insomnia.

The haptic feedback will allow

• users to experience fear.

• people to feel the touch in the real world.

• users to disconnect from the real world.

• users to perceive different odors.

It can be inferred that this type of technology…

• is very expensive.

• is very difficult to operate.

• will be for sale everywhere.

• will continue to evolve in the future.