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Additional field(s): Cinema, Film, TV, Drama, Computers: Software, Electronics / Elect Eng, Games / Video Games / Gaming / Casino, Media / Multimedia | | English term or phrase: augmented reality | Definition from Sprythink Inc. :
Augmented reality (AR) is a technology that combines real-world information with computer-generated images and content, and is presented blended in a computer screen or in a mobile phone browser creating an interactive experience for the user.
Example sentence(s): - Augmented reality technology is increasingly being used to create interactive entertainment and promotions that let fans take part in virtual concerts and other events. Condé Nast Digital
- Augmented reality apps are more than just a cool accessory for your mobile phone, they are actually very useful, educational and of course entertaining. Digital Trends
- This sets the stage for a future in which many dreams come true. Where our reality will be enriched with new objects, specifically designed for Augmented Reality. And where completely new worlds will be created. Layar
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| förstärkt verklighet OR förhöjd verklighet | Definition:
AR terms also in translated like above in several large daily newspapers and Ny Teknik a reference engineering weekly. Googling the term in AND form shows more hits on "förstärkt verklighet". |
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