Description: Display calibration in the context of augmented reality refers to the process of adjusting screen settings to optimize the display of virtual elements overlaid on the real environment. This process is crucial to ensure that digitally generated images align correctly with the physical world, allowing for a more immersive and accurate experience. Calibration may include adjustments in brightness, contrast, color saturation, and resolution, as well as alignment of perspective and scale of virtual objects. Proper calibration not only enhances visual quality but also minimizes issues such as misalignment between the image and reality, which can cause disorientation or discomfort for the user. In augmented reality applications, such as games, simulations, or design environments, screen calibration becomes an essential element for achieving smooth and effective interaction between the user and digital elements. Without precise calibration, the augmented reality experience can be compromised, affecting the perception and functionality of applications.
