The technology used to create immersive virtual environments is known as virtual reality (VR). VR utilizes a combination of hardware and software to simulate a realistic three-dimensional environment that users can interact with. Users typically engage with VR through headsets, which provide visual and auditory feedback, as well as motion tracking to enhance the experience. This technology is widely used in gaming, training simulations, therapy, and education, allowing users to explore and experience situations that may be either impossible or impractical in the real world.