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What is XR?
XR, or Extended Reality, is an umbrella term encompassing all real-and-virtual combined environments and human-machine interactions generated by computer technology and wearables. It includes augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and mixed reality (MR) along with future realities yet to be invented. XR technologies are commonly used for immersive entertainment, training simulations, remote collaboration, and data visualization.
What other technologies are related to XR?
XR Competitor Technologies
VR
Virtual Reality is a direct competitor as it provides immersive digital experiences, similar to XR, but often without blending the real and virtual worlds as seamlessly.
AR
Augmented Reality is a direct competitor as it augments the real world with digital information, often overlapping with the capabilities of XR technologies.
XR Complementary Technologies
AI
Artificial intelligence can enhance XR experiences through improved object recognition, scene understanding, and personalized interactions.
Unity
Unity is a game engine that is frequently used for XR development and can create very detailed and intricate AR/VR/MR experiences
Metaverse
The Metaverse is a concept that XR technologies enable and enhance, providing immersive and interactive experiences within these virtual environments.
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Which job functions commonly mention XR?
Creative Director
0.3% of all Creative Director jobs mention XR
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Radiologist
0.1% of all Radiologist jobs mention XR
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Network Engineer
0.1% of all Network Engineer jobs mention XR
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Sales
544 Sales jobs mention XR
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Engineer
1127 Engineer jobs mention XR
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Which organizations are mentioning XR?
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