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WHAT IS EXTENDED REALITY? Extended Reality (XR) is a combination of human and computer-generated graphical interaction that is actually a virtual environment. In basic terms, the extended reality is a superset of augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and mixed reality (MR). By bringing it all together, XR can reveal a wide new spectrum of opportunities across real and virtual environments. To understand better what extended reality is, let's start by looking at the definition of the three components we mentioned.   1.     Augmented Reality: Augmented reality does not put us in any virtual or computer-generated graphics, rather it just creates a sense of illusion in digital gadgets. Users still have access to the real world and can fully interact in both dimensions. One example of augmented reality is the filters that we see in many applications, they only create the illusion that they are there, but they are not.   2.     Virtual Reality: It is a 3D environm

                             ROBOTIC PROCESS AUTOMATION: Robotic process automation (RPA), also known as software robotics, uses automation technology to simulate back-office functions performed by human employees, such as extracting data, filling out forms, moving files, etc. To integrate and carry out repetitive operations between enterprise and productivity applications, it mixes APIs and user interface (UI) interactions.   WORKING: RPA is not a physical robot but software running on physical and virtual machines. RPA is used when we have to handle repetitive tasks like sometimes, we fill in the same information at different places. It is operated by running a set of workflow tasks. It gives some instructions about what to do and how to do it at different stages of the workflow. Once the task is requested, the software runs and completes the whole task accordingly as many times as we want. If there is any incorrect data in bots, the software will send a request for correct