Augmented Reality (AR) is like magic glasses or a special app on your phone that mixes things from the computer world with what you see around you.
Imagine pointing your phone at your desk and seeing a dinosaur pop up on the screen, walking around your stuff as if it’s really there. Or, with AR glasses, you could look at a street and see arrows floating in the air, showing you where to go, or fun facts popping up about things you look at.
AR isn’t just for games. It can help you learn, like seeing a 3D model of the human heart floating over your textbook, or try on clothes without actually wearing them, just by looking at your screen.
It can even show you how furniture might look in your room before you buy it. AR blends the real world with cool digital images, making everyday things a bit more fun and informative.
