Abstract

Virtual reality, abbreviated as VR, is a set of objects or series of scenes that appear real but are artificially generated. It is a fictitious environment that is generated using different computer technologies, which makes the user become invested in it, generating a sense of reality. To visualize this scenario or environment, the user must use virtual reality glasses or virtual reality lenses, which are sometimes accompanied by other devices to increase the feeling of immersion in "reality", while Augmented Reality, which is abbreviated as AR, is defined by the interaction between the virtual world and the physical world, making it possible for both to intermingle through a technological device such as webcams, cell phones, tablets, among others. In conclusion, AR introduces virtual objects into the physical context for the utility of the user by making use of an interface of the real environment with the support of technology. technology. This resource is increasingly revolutionizing the way we deal with our tasks or those we assign to work machines.