AR/VR technology has come a long way and is expected to grow, blurring the boundaries between reality and fiction soon. Here are some of the latest trends shaping the future of technology.

Augmented Reality, popularly known as AR, is a game-changing technology that has taken the world by storm. Let’s learn in detail about it.

Magic Leap, for example, is an AR development company that has reportedly spent more than $2.6 billion developing AR goggles and an AR technology platform, yet continues to be able to attract ...

The closest version of the AR technology we currently have is HoloLens, which, like Iron Man’s suit can overlay images and allow us to interact with them in real time.

What is mixed reality? Mixed reality—which is sometimes abbreviated to MR, although that’s not as widely accepted an acronym as VR or AR—is when VR goggles incorporate augmented reality ...

Augmented reality is technology — including glasses, apps and software — that not only interacts with you, but enhances your senses with images, information and audio.

This is the latest immersive technology and is sometimes referred to as hybrid reality. It requires an MR headset and a lot more processing power than VR or AR.

From the ashes of big AR startups like Magic Leap and Daqri, Envisics hopes to deliver the world's first truly useful augmented reality system -- in your car.

Now, technology companies like Microsoft and Mozilla — the company behind the Firefox browser — and even retail businesses like IKEA and Lego are exploring the potential of AR.