Virtual Reality (VR) endeavours to simulate real-life situations through the use of three-dimensional computer-generated environments. Augmented Reality (AR) on the other hand is the integration of digital overlays to enhance the physical world around us. Many people think that virtual reality is the key innovation that will advance not only the technological field but also our everyday lives. In the 1990s, owning a computer was practically unattainable for many homes. Technology has become a commodity. The general public will have more convenient access to the availability of virtual reality. We might buy a new automobile while sitting at your kitchen table. VR affects every industry. In addition to healthcare and medicine, it’s already being used in aviation for flight training, policing, and the military; but also in education, extending the reach for learning in a virtual classroom.
Virtual reality technology could very well become a pervasively integrated, accepted, and normalised way of life in another coming years. There will be a lot of potential for those who embrace it to develop, imagine, create, adapt, teach, and construct the hardware, software, and content for the future of virtual reality. The wave is approaching and has great potential. This is exactly why Codtics developed its AR/VR curriculum. The course primarily teaches Unity 3D game design, but it will also introduce students to programming logic, 3D modelling, animation techniques, and the creation of VR experiences. Give the children the head start they'll need for a future that's essentially already here.
Build your Reality in our AR/VR Challenge. The challenge aims to bring a solution to SDG through innovative and creative AR/VR to reality. Kids use the AR/VR technology to showcase their vision for future. Kids will have passion, energy and drive to see the idea become reality and solving a real-world problem. Kids create what is unknown. Solutions can be either AR or VR or a combination of both which would be mixed reality or extended reality (XR).
