Product packaging. We all see it almost on a daily basis, and yet no one really pays much heed to it. Yes, we’ll recognize our favorite pack of chips and cans of drink down at the mart – but we’re pretty oblivious to the rest, aren’t we?

Seeing is believing. That’s a thought that rings true in many facets of our lives. Especially when it comes to watching visuals and spatial content, as they seem to extend our grasp on reality in ways we want to explore or desire.

Geospatial data is an important aspect of what drives people to explore and chart out new places. It usually comprises valuable pieces of information, such as satellite images, drawn-to-scale maps, and aerial pictures, among other things.

The concept of Augmented Reality, in reality, dates back to the 1960s. However, it was only in the 90s that it was christened by Boeing researcher Tom Caudell. He used the term, back then, to describe what was essentially a head-mounted display system for line workers assembling aircraft parts.

No one can deny that video games are integral to childhood memory. Although things have changed over the years, fondness for video games is irreplaceable.

The advent of augmented reality has been dubbed the new face of video games. The device's camera and GPS are typically used to create a mixed-reality experience. AR games combine the virtual component with mixed reality so that they can give players access to virtual objects in the real world.

Augmented Reality (AR) is among the brilliant technologies making science fiction a reality. Holograms in science fiction movies like Star Wars, Marvel series, Etc., have been cheering the minds of audiences for years. And now, AR is providing a novel immersive experience beyond simple entertainment.