Virtual reality (VR) refers to a technology that creates a simulated environment in a computer-generated 3D space. It aims to provide an immersive and interactive experience to the user, allowing them to interact with the virtual world using specialised equipment such as a headset, gloves or hand controllers. The VR experience is designed to mimic the real world or a fictional world, allowing the user to experience things that may not be possible in real life. The technology is commonly used in gaming, education, healthcare and other industries to provide a realistic and engaging experience. VR can be used for entertainment, training simulations, virtual tours and more.

See also augmented reality.