An AR (Augmented Reality) calculator is a digital tool that uses augmented reality technology to perform calculations and display the results in a real-world environment through a device's camera. Unlike traditional calculators, which are limited to a screen, an AR calculator can project the calculations and answers onto physical surfaces, allowing users to interact with numbers and mathematical concepts in a more visual and immersive way. For example, you could point your smartphone at a table, and the AR calculator might overlay a virtual measuring tape or a 3D graph directly onto the table's surface. This technology can enhance learning experiences, making abstract concepts more tangible, and is particularly useful in educational settings, architecture, design, and other fields that benefit from spatial awareness and interactive visualization.
Enter values on the left side of the equation and one of the two values on the right side then click calculate
