Christophe Dehais, Computer Graphics Manager, explains how we keep improving our real time Virtual Try-On solutions to make them look as realistic as possible. What are the challenges involved when it comes to complex materials?What’s next for even more realistic renderings?
Augmented reality (AR) should not be confused with Virtual Reality (VR).
AR consists of superimposing virtual elements in the real world to complete it, unlike virtual reality, which completely immerses the user in a fictional environment.
Augmented reality, therefore, can be used with a computer, smartphone or tablet, while virtual reality generally requires a specific mask such as the Oculus Rift or HTC Vive.
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