No. Virtual Reality (VR) is a fully immersive experience that transports the user to a virtual environment that feels like a completely different world. Users wear a VR headset that blocks out the real world and replaces it with a simulated one. This allows users to interact with the virtual environment and objects within it.
Augmented Reality, on the other hand, overlays virtual objects on top of the real world. It uses a camera and a display, typically on a smartphone or tablet, to project computer-generated images into the real world. This allows users to see and interact with virtual objects in the context of the real world.