Augmented reality (AR) experiences are enabled by visual recognition technology, depth tracking, and interactive software applications. This technology overlays digital information onto the real world, often accessed through devices like smartphones, tablets, or AR glasses. Essential components include computer vision to recognize objects and environments, as well as sensors to grasp user movements and interactions. This dynamic interaction creates immersive experiences that can enhance gaming, training, and marketing or provide valuable information in real-time, allowing users to engage with both digital and physical elements.