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Augmented reality can be accessed very easily from a smartphone or tablet. AR overlaps digital content over the environment and improves the real world.
Virtual reality takes you to a virtual world where everything is possible. You are not in that place but you feel like you're right there.
https://www.seaberyat.com/differences-augmented-reality-ar-virtual-reality-vr/

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Augmented Reality (AR) - When you visit a "new place" and you use an application to scan the surroundings and get information about them

Virtual Reality (VR) -  When you can't visit a "new place" but you use an application which makes a virtual simulation of it and makes you feel like you are there

https://www.augment.com/blog/virtual-reality-vs-augmented-reality/

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Many corporations such as IKEA have integrated AR technology into their applications so that customers could get a better idea of how IKEA's products would look in their own homes.

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IKEA has launched Place, an augmented reality app based on the Apple ARKit framework, that makes homes furnishing more fun and less frustrating.

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Some prisons in the US are using VR to teach inmates, who are about to go on parole, how to use modern technology. Inmates who have been in jail for 20+ years don't know how to use technology such as self-checkout registers at grocery stores, but with the help of VR applications, they can learn how to do that.

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This year, Colorado started an early-release program for people convicted as juveniles and who've already served 20 years of their sentence. The program has a new technological wrinkle: To get ready for life on the outside, inmates in the three-year program have to use virtual reality to practice skills they never learned as teens, like doing laundry and grocery shopping. The inmates must complete the program in order to qualify for possible early release.

VICE News visited with six inmates convicted of murder as teens and sentenced to decades in prison. Many thought they would never get out. Because they were convicted in the 1980s and '90s, they've never even used smart phones.

The criminal justice system has changed too, becoming more forgiving of people who commit crimes as juveniles. Since 2005, the U.S. Supreme Court has slowly chipped away at harsh, mandatory sentences for kids, ruling in 2012 that it's unconstitutional to sentence juveniles to life without parole. VICE News visited the medium-security Fremont Correctional Facility as some inmates used VR for the first time.

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This prison is using VR to teach inmates how to live on the outside

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This year, Colorado started an early-release program for people convicted as juveniles and who've already served 20 years of their sentence. The program has a new technological wrinkle: To get ready for life on the outside, inmates in the three-year program have to use virtual reality to practice skills they never learned as teens, like doing laundry and grocery shopping.

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Augmented Reality- One application of AR is in mobile games. Games such as Pokemon GO use AR to superimpose animated characters on real life settings.
Virtual Reality- One application of VR is training soldiers in combat situations without putting them in those places. The military is currently using this tech to help soldiers learn how to operate effectively

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This building is a church and it's the place where romanian revolution started in 1989.
The security officers tried to arrest the reformed pastor László Tökes. This action sparked the protest of parishioners who began shouting anticommunist slogans. So this is the beginning of the revolution.

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The app that we used for AR experience is Roar.

The link for our project is down here:

https://theroar.io/gallery-en/?item=augmented-reality-37739-ReformedChurchofTimisoara-by-fericeancatalin&fbclid=IwAR2qoSjXzUcyo1d6Z58hofg4TBhhXeNnigsFQIGYAKdbX-K9JWzrH9oPNOI

When you will scan the image your phone needs to be approximately 40cm away from the Monitor.  To spread the AR objects to the edges of the image you have to appropiate your phone closely to the Monitor.

We used text, buttons, images and we  stylized them with integrated features from this app(Scaling, Altitude, Rotation, etc.).

Here is the base image:

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https://www.dropbox.com/s/kithazzt821f0yp/AR_feedback_for_USA.mp4?dl=0

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https://edu.cospaces.io/Studio/Space/bTEJf2jYeuVBQQU8x6VJXi:EG8KLznf8T8OuJA2bmukJK

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Video of cultural similarities and differences

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Video of cultural similarities and differences

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https://www.dropbox.com/s/p6hqepa4e1t2qry/Cultural_similarities_and_differences.3gpp?dl=0

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Please scan using the Roar app.

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Here is a screenshot of our codeblocks code for CoSpaces VR