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AR and VR, while sometimes confused, offer distinct experiences. VR immerses you in a completely computer-generated world, like stepping into a video game. AR, on the other hand, overlays digital information onto the real world you see. Imagine looking at a building through your phone and seeing architectural details or historical information appear on your screen. AR has the potential to change how we learn, interact with information, and navigate the world around us.