AR finds usage in high-risk training sectors, such as the defense sector. The trainees can hone their skills with machines and equipment in a safe environment. Also, since AR imitates every aspect of a real-time situation, learners can experience the stress and pressure of the actual situation.  In a simulated environment, in both these kinds of situations, trainees can practice their skills without fearing the consequences of a wrong step. In fact, they can take the wrong steps to understand the enormity of consequences in real-life situations.

To sum up, AR creates an enhanced environment of the existing reality by superimposing it with a digital context. In this environment, learners can practice their skills without harm and can make mistakes to learn from them. For young learners and corporate trainees, it creates an immersive and interactive experience extending their learning to a multisensory experience. Augmented reality solutions are already mainstream in many industries, including defense, healthcare, hospitality, and healthcare. Moving forward, more and more industries are expected to open their doors to augmented reality and the opportunities that this exciting technology provides.