Virtual Reality (VR) creates a computer-simulated reality with a fully artificial environment that does not physically exist. VR applications comprise headsets and controllers that completely take over your senses, replacing your real world with a virtual one. They generate realistic images, sounds, and other sensations that simulate your physical presence in a virtual environment. Widespread VR applications use devices such as HTC Vive, Oculus Rift and Google Gear, among many others.

Not a new player in the technology landscape, VR has been around since the mid-90s, where the devices were used in sectors like medicine, flight simulation, automobile design, and military training. Since then, VR applications have thrived in gaming, entertainment, and educational arenas. With AICL’s AR and VR course, you make a mark in any of these exciting fields.

Though AR and VR have similar core technologies and device designs, they differ in distinct ways.  While VR replaces reality, transporting you altogether to a virtual world, AR adds to the reality, projecting information on top of what you’re already seeing.  For example, VR can create a sensory, walkthrough simulation of the Amazon forest, while AR can project flora and fauna of the jungle superimposed on a real-life view of your physical environment.

Reshaping and modernizing how businesses operate and market, AR and VR have created powerful transformations across industries. Here are a few ways how they have benefitted in various industries. And this is just the tip of the iceberg!

• Manufacturing Saves time and money through powerful quality assurance applications
• Education: Engages students through a fun-filled learning experience
• Medicine: Breaks down complex concepts into simple 3D forms
• Fashion: Helps customers try on fashion accessories and apparels before buying
• Travel: Provides 360-degree tours of vacation destinations right from a phone
• Retail: Enables consumers to imagine products right in their homes
• Food and beverage industry: Offers nutritional info to diners at their fingertips

Once you finish AICL’s AR and VR course, opportunities in any of the industries will be at your fingertips. We also have tie-ups with several organizations that work with such new and emerging technologies.

Increased worldwide demand for AR and VR professionals is no illusion. As more and more companies realize their potential, they want to develop mobile compatible AR and VR applications to engage customers and increase market share and profitability.  To bring these mixed reality applications to life, there is a huge demand for AR and VR professionals such as software engineers, game engineers, mixed reality artists, content leads, riggers, sound effect specialists, and Unity developers, and more.

AICL’s AR and VR course in Chennai will provide a perfect kickstart to your career across industries.

Giving life to anything you can imagine, augmented and virtual reality are the hottest trends in today’s technology landscape. Businesses across the globe have realized its potential and are building powerful teams to design, test, and implement the applications. The adoption of the AR and VR technology is growing so rapidly that its market is expected to cross $117.4 billion by 2022.

With the US, China, and Europe leading the AR and VR market, they require offshore professionals to develop and manage the applications. Thus, students across the globe are building technical skillsets in augmented and virtual reality to stay ahead of the competition and land in high profile jobs.

AICL maintains a working relationship with leading companies that are big on AR and VR implementation. This rapport offers you a good opportunity to get placed in top companies once you complete the AR and VR course at AICL.

Anyone eager to pursue a career in the augmented reality and virtual reality domain is eligible to join the course. However, prior knowledge of basic programming languages, markup languages (XML, HTML) and content management systems (CMS) will help you maximize your potential during the course.