Linked from

The 13 pages that link to Augmented reality, each with the reason it gives.

• Computer graphicsCompared with: It combines rendered imagery with a live physical scene rather than replacing that scene.

• Virtual realityCompared with: Unlike virtual reality, it keeps the physical environment visible as the main setting.

• PokémonRelated: Pokémon GO used augmented reality to frame creature encounters in everyday surroundings.

• Edge computingRelated: Nearby processing can reduce delays that make interactive overlays feel unstable.

• Ivan SutherlandRelated: The tracked, see-through display envisioned by Sutherland anticipated later augmented-reality systems.

• QR codeRelated: A QR code can launch an augmented-reality experience tied to a physical object or location.

• Head-mounted displayRelated: A headset can place digital annotations or objects within the wearer’s view of real surroundings.

• Themed entertainmentCompared with: Digital overlays can add themed content without transforming the underlying environment.

• Video game graphicsNarrower topic: AR games combine rendered game imagery with a live camera view.

• SnapchatRelated: Snapchat Lenses and camera effects bring augmented reality to casual social sharing.

• Pokémon GoNarrower topic: The game can place Pokémon into camera views of real surroundings.

• Evan SpiegelRelated: Snap’s camera products and Lenses made augmented reality central to Spiegel’s product strategy.

• Digital reconstruction of cultural heritageCompared with: It presents reconstructed content in place, unlike a wholly virtual reconstructed environment.