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Depth Sensing

Depth Sensing is a technology used in augmented reality devices to perceive and measure the distances between objects and surfaces in the physical environment.

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Depth Sensing is a technology used in augmented reality devices to perceive and measure the distances between objects and surfaces in the physical environment. It typically involves using sensors, cameras, or lasers to capture depth information, creating a three-dimensional representation of the surroundings. Depth sensing enables AR systems to understand the spatial relationships between virtual and real elements, allowing for more accurate placement, occlusion, and interaction. This technology is essential for creating convincing and realistic augmented reality experiences, as it enhances the perception of depth and spatial coherence within the digital content.

By AR.rocks