Virtual reality (abbreviated as VR) is a type of technology in which the virtual environment is placed in front of the user's eyes and based on head and body movement, the user interacts and communicates with that environment. In fact, a headset is placed on the user's head and is adapted and controlled by his body movements.
In virtual reality, through special glasses, a person can look up, down, or in any other direction, as if they were really there. In fact, today virtual reality is defined as the reality that is produced by a computer. A simulated reality is an artificial world in which the user can place himself with appropriate technical equipment. This technology works by placing the user inside an experience. Instead of seeing a screen in front of them, users interact with a 3D world.