3. Augmented Reality amplifies the existing physical environment by overlaying it with digital visual components, auditory cues, or other sensory inputs, all made possible through technological means [3]. 4. Mixed Reality (MR), also sometimes called hybrid reality, is the combination of virtual reality and augmented reality. This combination allows the creation of new spaces in which both real and virtual objects and/or people interact [4]. The market trajectory for AR is optimistic. As the technology evolves from its initial challenges towards a stage of consistent growth, it's earning more widespread recognition and integration into everyday life. This evolution not only underscores its historical progression but also highlights its innate capacity for lucrative returns and broad user acceptance. Presently, AR isn't just a budding innovation; it's a blossoming technology on the cusp of widespread adoption. Economists agree that the AR market is set for further growth, supported by its established use cases and the transformative interactions it offers users. The worldwide economic outlook of AR reflects its transformative potential across various domains. Industry analysts predict a steep upward growth trajectory for the global AR market, mirroring the increasing interest and adoption in both the public and private sectors. According to the report by Grand View Research in [5], the global AR market size is anticipated to reach USD 340.16 billion by 2028, growing at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 43.8% from 2021 to 2028. This projected growth signifies the increasing integration and acceptance of AR technologies across diverse industries and sectors. Regionally, North America holds the lion's share of the AR market due to the strong presence of key industry players, technological advancements, and high acceptance rates of AR in sectors such as healthcare, education, retail, and manufacturing. The Asia Pacific region is also witnessing rapid growth in AR adoption, driven by the expansive consumer electronics market and increasing investment in AR technologies by countries such as China, Japan, and South Korea. The upward economic trend of AR is also reflective of the increasing investment in AR research and development, patent acquisitions, and strategic collaborations among tech giants, startups, and academic institutions. This, coupled with supportive government policies and initiatives aimed at promoting digital transformation, further contributes to the global AR market's growth and economic impact. This work aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of AR technology by examining its applications, challenges, limitations, and trends across different domains. The focus will be on offering a holistic perspective of the technology as well as a domain-specific analysis. The study will also explore the technical aspects, benefits, future research directions, and practical considerations of AR technology. To achieve these objectives, will be an employed a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) method in accordance with Figure 1, following established guidelines. A systematic review is a structured approach that aims to gather evidence fitting pre-specified eligibility criteria to answer a well-defined research question while minimizing bias through the use of explicit, systematic methods documented in a protocol. The SLR process includes the following stages: (1) formulating research questions, (2) developing a protocol, (3) conducting a systematic search of related literature, (4) selecting relevant studies, (5) performing a thorough revision, (6) extracting and synthesizing information, and (7) writing and publishing the review. The justification for this study arises from the current state of augmented reality technology and its rapidly expanding influence across numerous domains. Despite the increasing interest in AR, there is a perceived lack of comprehensive literature that holistically studies AR from various domain perspectives.