Augmented Reality as the name suggests augments the real-life spaces with virtual elements and markers through a mobile application. The AR in that regard is partially virtual and offers the viewer a picture of an environment that could have imminent existence with certain prospective elements or products. For example, an overlay of a furniture item in an ecommerce website on the respective space to have an idea of its suitability. VR on the other hand offers viewers a completely virtual tour of an experience that may or may not be possible to physically develop at that instant. For instance, a virtual tour of a remote museum in a classroom is an example of Virtual Reality. Virtual Reality usually requires special equipment such as VR glasses or headsets, whereas AR just needs a dedicated mobile application.