Dear 3rd-year students of 'Computer systems and nets', I am happy to see your activity on the padlet page: http://padlet.com/veronika_interpreter/augmentedreality , which I suggested for the discussion on the topic "Augmented reality" ("Дополненная реальность").

A virtual keyboard on a person's hand: augmented reality. Uploaded by: itorero on Photobucket.com 

Thank you for the links provided - the articles are really interesting and the video about HoloLense in Medicine is thrilling! I eagerly publish the links with the acknowledgements :) 

A video on how augmented reality works (provided by Temur Seitumerov):

http://mashable.com/category/augmented-reality/ - a collection of articles on augmented reality (provided by Temur Seitumerov)   

http://computer.howstuffworks.com/augmented-reality.htm - how augmented reality works (provided by Temur Seitumerov)
Microsoft HoloLense: augmented reality in Medicine (a video provided by Rustem):

Oculus Rift for gameplay (provided by Dmitriy Krivchenkov):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXWSpcTnKTw Augmented reality on PlayStation Vita (provided by Dmitriy Krivchenkov)

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