a technology that adds digital elements, like images or sounds, to the real world using a device like a smartphone or tablet., Augmented Reality (AR), a type of computer program that can learn and improve from experience without being told exactly what to do., Machine Learning, a device that detects and measures things like light, temperature, or movement and sends this information to a computer., Sensor, when computers or machines are made to think and learn like humans do., Artificial Intelligence (AI), a technology that allows computers to identify and understand pictures or objects in photos., Image Recognition, a feature on phones and computers that suggests words you might want to type next based on what you've already written., Predictive Texting, a program that listens to spoken words and turns them into written text on a screen., Speech-to-text software, means something that can work or move on its own, without needing help from people., Autonomous, a group of examples used to teach a computer how to recognize patterns or perform tasks., Training Set, a group of examples used to see how well a computer has learned to recognize patterns or perform tasks., Test Set, science of designing and building robots that can do tasks usually done by humans., Robotics, a process that works automatically to complete tasks without human help., Automated System, small pieces of data stored on your computer by websites to remember your preferences and activities., cookies in computing, information or signals that come from a computer or device, like a printed page or a sound., Output, the information or signals that are sent to a computer or device to tell it what to do., Input, machines that can be programmed to do tasks, often mimicking human actions., Robots, is a collection of information or facts that are used for analysis or training computers., Data Set.

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