Augmented Reality (AR)

Have you ever imagined yourself diving into the sea to touching the coral reefs teeming
or climbing the gigantic peak of Mount Everest? With virtual reality technology, you can
do that from the comfort of your lounge. This VR technology is developed in a way that
with specially designed headsets, you can experience the virtual world with a natural
sense of presence. Moreover, you can also explore and interact wi th the virtual environment
.By wearing these headsets, you can become part of the movie, game or whatever you want to
see and enjoy. This technology has also been employed in different domains like education, training, and virtual travel. Fortunately, these headsets are becoming more affordable and convenient to use.

Haptics:Haptic technology gives you a feeling of a real experience of touch in the form of vibration pressure or weight. It actually creates tactile feedback, allowing users to feel virtual objects. Haptics are used in VR and AR technologies to enhance the immersive experience which ultimately make the interactions of humans with computers and machines more realistic and engaging

Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs): It’s not a Holly wood movie where you could control machine with your thoughts, it’s today’s Brain-Computer interaction where you can control devices with your thoughts. The technology is still in stages of development. Experiments are being performed on animals like monkeys have been used to navigate the computer by using thinking as a command. Even similar results have been obtained during research in Japan. So that time is near when we will be looking at its implementation in real world

The Human Touch: Balancing Technology with Social InteractionWhile emerging technologies offer exciting possibilities, it's important to remember the importance of human connection. As we dig deeper into the digital world, creating meaningful real-world interactions remains crucial. The goal is to utilize these technologies to enhance, not replace, the human experience.