AR (Augmented Reality)

             Hi everyone! We are going to learn what AR(Augmented Reality) is in this post.


            Augmented reality is an exciting concept that allows us to feel and live the physical environment in the real world in a lively, dynamic and real-time manner with computer-generated sensory inputs and that we think will take place in a large part of our lives in the future.

            Augmented reality (AR) is a live direct or indirect view of a new perception environment created by combining computer-generated elements such as audio, video, graphics or GPS data, augmented and animated by sensory input, with the physical, real-world environment. With augmented reality, the inputs that will appeal to the human senses and activate their feelings are modified and enriched by the computer, and the new reality that emerges is presented to the user's perception. Enrichment takes place in real time and interacts with surrounding elements. With Augmented Reality, the user can interact with the information and other elements that make up the reality environment. Artificial information and elements about the environment can be compatible with the real world.

            To explain more simply, we can talk about video games that we think will use augmented reality intensively. Although there are many opinions about who created the first video game, especially depending on how the word video game is defined, computer games that have been entertaining us for years are actually simulations of our lives, from the most primitive to the most advanced. For example; When we consider a very old car racing game, we say that it is far from realism compared to the current ones. Because in the old games, the number of units that activate our senses is very few. Computer graphics today have become much more sophisticated since then and this allows us to enjoy the games we play even more. Augmented reality gives us more. For example, let's say you bought your car in the game and went on a tour of Istanbul. Time, space and all other units may be the same as Istanbul in the real world. In other words, Istanbul traffic or the sudden rain may cause your vehicle in the game to reach its destination later. You never want to crash in an augmented reality car racing game. Because the feelings that the game gives you are so intense that you can feel everything from the sway during the accident to the glass pieces that come over you. Augmented reality, which we give as an example to use in video games in order to better explain the event, is real-time and interacts with all units in the environment, and as we will talk about, the areas where it is used and can be used are also quite wide.




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