The technology that allows for the manipulation of virtual objects in real-time is known as augmented reality (AR). AR integrates digital elements into the physical world, allowing users to interact with virtual objects using devices such as smartphones, tablets, or AR glasses. This capability provides applications in various fields, from gaming and education to design and architecture, enhancing visualizations and user engagement. By blending the real and virtual environments, AR creates immersive experiences that can transform how we interact with information and products.