Thus, according to the data collected, this discipline was introduced for the first time in the 1960s, developed at Harvard by Professor Iván Sutherland, but it was not taken into account until the 1990s under the name of augmented reality, which It was devised by Tom Caudell, hired by the Boeing8 company in the United States, who discovered it when he designed glasses and virtual dashboards to make the work of airline employees easier. In 1992 onwards it began to expand and be used by large companies, although it has not been as important as it is today.

Since then its use has increased every day, due to technological advances and the digital world in which we live, since interesting proposals have emerged from the experience of Internet users and companies, because augmented reality has made it possible for us to visualize the real world in an unimaginable way, however, due to its characteristics it is often confused with virtual reality but there is a difference between them: virtual reality takes the user to a world that does not exist, while augmented reality keeps the consumer in interaction with the real world.