Abstract : The integration of VR and AR into the food industry offers a multitude of benefits. These technologies can empower workers with immersive training experiences, enabling them to develop their skills and knowledge more effectively. For example, culinary students can engage in virtual cooking lessons, simulating real-world kitchen scenarios and honing their culinary expertise in a safe and controlled environment. This chapter overviews the augmented reality and virtual reality headsets application in food packaging.
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Cite : Yusuf, M., Mallira, N., Azeem, K., Parveen, N., A., & F. (2023). Augmented Reality (Ar) And Virtual Reality (Vr) Headsets Application In Food Packaging (1st ed., pp. 83-88). Noble Science Press. https://doi.org/10.52458/9788196897437.nsp.2023.eb.ch-12
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