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After that there were a number of developments such as the Ultimate Display (1965) by Ivan Sutherland and Videoplace (1975) by Myron Krueger. Then came Augmented Reality(AR) which was one of the biggest development in VR, AR is a technology that presents a virtual world which enriches rather that replacing the real world (Mazuryk T. Gervautz M. 1996). VR can be used at an important tool in number of places, both in professional field as well as entertainment such as VR are used in stimulators which are for entertainment and can also be used for training pilots, car drivers, it can also be used in education so that the students can virtually experience whatever they learn which makes it more effective for them and it can also be used in gaming for entertainment which has completely changed the face of gaming (Satava R.M. 1996).

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