Augmented reality applications operate in real-time by overlaying digital information onto the physical world, enhancing user interaction. These applications utilize computer vision and GPS to identify users' surroundings and appropriately place virtual objects. Devices such as smartphones and AR glasses enable users to engage with this enhanced environment. For example, applications like Pokémon GO use real-time location data to blend game elements into the physical world. This instantaneous integration creates interactive experiences, providing entertainment, educational content, or practical information, thereby altering how users perceive and interact with their environment.