Description: Tracking devices in the context of augmented reality are technological tools designed to monitor the position and orientation of users or objects in a virtual environment. These devices allow digital information to be accurately overlaid onto the real world, creating interactive and immersive experiences. They utilize various technologies, such as motion sensors, cameras, and global positioning systems (GPS), to capture real-time data. Precision and low latency are key characteristics, as a quick and accurate response is essential to maintain the illusion that virtual elements are truly integrated into the physical environment. These devices can be portable, like augmented reality glasses, or fixed, like tracking systems in exhibition rooms. Their relevance lies in their ability to transform the way we interact with technology, facilitating applications in fields such as education, entertainment, medicine, and industry, where data visualization and real-time interaction are fundamental.
