Extended Reality (XR) 

• Immersive Training & Education XR technologies comprise Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR) and Mixed Reality (MR), which are creating an impact in training and educational environments. With such technologies, learners are able to engage in realistic simulations that create a viable learning experience in fields such as medicine, engineering, and military training.
• Remote Collaboration and Communication XR is changing the face of remote work by creating virtual collaboration spaces. Virtual meetings and conferences, along with real-time designs collaboratively using mixed-reality platforms, enable teams to interact as if they were in the same physical space. This allows them to be more productive and creative across distances.
• Entertainment and Gaming XR has made far-reaching contributions to the entertainment and gaming world. VR headsets usher the players in interactive worlds, while AR creates the experience of virtual objects overlaying the real world using a host device. This, in turn, makes fun, interactive games.
• Retail and E-Commerce The XR gives clients the possibility to see 3D-rendered goods, try on garments virtually, or “place” furniture in their own homes using AR, thus facilitating virtual shopping. This very much personalizes and interactivity shopping experience, leading to higher customer satisfaction and conversion rates.
• Health and Therapy Applications XR in healthcare settings is most visible in the case of therapy and rehabilitation. Whereas this enhances certain physical therapy modalities, mental health, in particular, highly benefits from virtual reality therapy in alleviating symptoms of mental issues such as PTSD or specific phobias. The AR technology greatly assists during major surgeries by allowing surgeons real-time data overlays to guide them through the process. Having XR manage the care of patients within physical rehabilitation could, indeed, create interactive exercises where patients are engaged in their recovery process.