The technology that facilitates the integration of physical and digital experiences is referred to as augmented reality (AR). This technology overlays digital content—such as images, sounds, or data—onto the real-world environment through devices like smartphones and smart glasses. AR enhances user engagement and interaction by providing contextually relevant information. Applications range from gaming, like Pokémon GO, to professional settings, such as training simulations and maintenance assistance, making AR a powerful tool for both education and entertainment.