Augmented reality or the abbreviation " " is a live physical view directly or indirectly (and usually in user interaction) that adds elements to the real world of people. These elements are created on the basis of computer generations that are generated by receiving and processing user information by input sensors such as audio, video, and graphic images or GPS data. Computer reality is the general concept of augmented reality. In augmented reality, nothing is usually reduced, but only added. Also, augmented reality is somewhat similar to virtual reality, which by a simulator perfectly simulates the real world. In fact, the distinction between virtual reality and augmented reality is that in virtual reality, all elements perceived by the user are made by the computer. But in augmented reality, part of the information that the user perceives exists، in the real world, and part is made by computers.in augmented reality elements are usually mapped promptly and intelligently related to environmental elements. Such as showing the points of sports competitions during the broadcast on television. With the help of advanced augmented reality technology (e.g., adding computer vision and object recognition ), real-world information around the user can be interactively and digitally provided. It is also possible to map information related to the environment and surrounding objects onto the real world. The basic idea of augmented reality was first proposed in 1990 by Thomas Cadell, an employee of Boeing.