What is Mixed Reality

Is the merging of virtual and real worlds to produce new environments and new kinds of visualizations, where digital and physical objects co-exist and interact together in real time. The two worlds are “mixed” together to create a realistic environment. A user can navigate this environment and interact with both real and virtual objects.

Technologies that feature elements of both augmented and virtual reality.

According to Milgram and Kishino (1994), mixed reality (MR) is the convergence of the real and virtual worlds.

The space where the physical and virtual worlds co-exist. Within the reality virtuality framework, a generic MR environment is a space in which real and virtual objects are presented together within a single display.

A platform which merges real and virtual world thus creating a learning platform that involves amalgamation of physical and digital objects.

The mixed reality concept relates with the merging of the virtual and the real world with possibly different degrees of merging. The mixed reality is presented together within a single display.

The design field in which human actions can be carried out in continuity between virtual reality and augmented reality systems.

Mixing of digital and virtual worlds to produce new coexist environments.

Abbreviated as MR. This term sometimes refers to another term, hybrid reality. MR refers to the merger of both actual and virtual worlds to create an immersive virtual space where digital reality meets and coexists with physical objects to allow users to interact with reality-creating objects in real time.

The result of blending the physical world with a synthetic one, including the paradigms of augmented reality and augmented virtuality.

In 1994 Milgram and Kishino coined the expression “Mixed Reality” (MR) to describe the “virtual continuum” between only real and completely virtual environment perception. Analyzing the interfaces for visualization, they identified six classes of hybrid states. Their aim is to define a taxonomy to distinguish between different technological requirements.

A blend of physical and digital worlds, unlocking natural and intuitive 3D human, computer, and environmental interactions.

Mixed reality is the merging of real and virtual worlds to produce new environments and visualizations, where co-exits physical and digital objects in real time.

A continuum from real world to virtual world, where reality is augmented with synthetic elements in various proportions.

The continuum of reality and virtuality, encompassing all AR and VR technologies from real to virtual environments.

Mixed reality is any technology that combines real elements with virtual elements. This classification follows the famous “reality-virtuality continuum” theorized at the same time by Milgram and Kishino, which shows that there is a spectrum of technologies that goes from pure real reality to pure virtual reality.

It is the technology that combines characteristics of virtual reality with augmented reality.

Mixed reality is the incorporation of real and virtual worlds to produce new environments and visualizations, where physical and digital objects coexist and interact in real-time.

The merging of real and virtual worlds to produce new environments and visualizations, where physical and digital objects co-exist and interact in real time.

Mixed reality is a technology that combines elements of both virtual reality and augmented reality to create an interactive environment where digital and physical objects coexist and interact in real-time. It allows users to seamlessly integrate virtual content with the real world, enhancing their perception and interaction with the surrounding world.

A general category of immersive environments in which virtual and real reality are both present.

A technology where the virtual and real-world is presented to consumers together.

Mixed Reality (MR) is an area surrounding the real environment and virtual environment.

Mixed reality (MR) is a technological hybrid of virtual and augmented realities where computer generated images share both a virtual context and extend into the real world. MR includes visual, auditory, haptic, and sensory information to enhance apparent realism that improves immersion for the user and uses hardware-based controls (e.g., motion controllers, button, stylus) to allow the user to manipulate objects in the mixed reality setting to enhance interaction.

It is the merging of real and virtual worlds to produce new environments and visualizations. At the same time, the physical and digital objects co-exist and also interact in real time.

A technology that merges real and virtual worlds to produce new environments and visualizations, where physical and digital objects co-exist and interact in real-time.

When one or more realities: augmented, virtual, or real, merger in some way, creating a mix of realities.

Mixed reality (MR) is used as an independent concept or to classify the spectrum of reality technologies, as referenced in the reality-virtuality continuum. As an independent concept, mixed reality combines the best of both virtual reality and augmented reality.

A specialization of augmented reality with focus on mixing simulations (virtual elements) with reality (real elements).

An all-encompassing term that includes the spectrum of worlds modeled by computers from Augmented Reality to Virtual Reality.

Blend of physical and digital worlds, unlocking natural and intuitive 3D human, computer, and environmental interactions. This new reality is based on advancements in computer vision, graphical processing, display technologies, input systems, and cloud computing.

This concept signifies a fusion of Virtual and Augmented Realities.

Science within the realm of virtual reality, allowing direct interactions between the physical and digital worlds through intuitive 3D human, computer, and environmental actions.

This particular subset of Virtual reality-related technology is “a display system in which real objects and virtual objects are displayed together.” (Milgram and Kishino, p.15)

The blending of the physical and digital worlds to create new landscapes and visualizations where items may coexist and communicate in real time.

Complements reality/virtuality rather than completely replacing it, appearing to the user that the virtual and real coexist in the same environment.

The result of blending the physical world with a synthetic one, including the paradigms of Augmented Reality and Augmented Virtuality.

Is a set of technologies and methods used in Augmented and Virtual Reality to produce environments and visualizations of information about real objects that coexist and interact in Real Time.

Integrates virtual information with the real world.

Mixed reality is any technology that combines real elements with virtual elements. This classification follows the famous “reality-virtuality continuum” theorized at the same time by Milgram and Kishino, which shows that there is a spectrum of technologies that goes from pure real reality to pure virtual reality.

Simultaneous use of both real and virtual environments

Abbreviated as MR. This term sometimes refers to another term, hybrid reality. MR refers to the merger of both actual and virtual worlds to create an immersive virtual space where digital reality meets and coexists with physical objects to allow users to interact with reality-creating objects in real time.

An immersive technology that merges the real world with digital content, allowing interaction between physical and virtual objects and environments.

Mixed Reality (MR) is used as an independent concept or to classify the spectrum of reality technologies, as referenced in the reality–virtuality continuum. As an independent concept, mixed reality combines the best of both virtual reality and augmented reality.

The result of blending the physical world with a synthetic one, including the paradigms of Augmented Reality and Augmented Virtuality.

A term that refers to the computer-generated reality when the physical world blends with the digital world through environmental input, spatial sound, and location.

Commonly abbreviated as MR. This term frequently refers to another similar term, hybrid reality. MR refers to the merger of both actual and virtual worlds to generate an immersive virtual space where digital reality meets and coexists with physical objects to let users to interact with reality-creating objects in real time.