I think for example: AR is a graph/dashboard overlay on real world objects, processing them and commenting on them but not forgetting the result is on a 2d scre

I think for example: AR is a graph/dashboard overlay on real world objects, processing them and commenting on them but not forgetting the result is on a 2d screen. While MR is like a cube that falls on the table you see through the screen and will act if you punch it with you hand (all as seen by the camera) and doesn't care your experience of the MR world is bound to a 2D screen, it is virtually exist in any space around you. This image show an example of it: https://www.appliedart.com/assets/images/blog/_newsFeatured/vr-infographic.jpg https://www.appliedart.com/assets/images/blog/_newsFeatured/...