Merealused
Merealused is a hypothetical term used in discussions of augmented reality and media theory to denote objects or experiences that are designed to be perceived as real within mixed-reality environments. The concept is discussed as a framework for understanding how digital overlays can achieve a credible sense of presence alongside the physical world.
A merealused typically combines spatial anchoring, high-fidelity rendering, real-world cues, and context-aware information to create a
The term is imagined as a portmanteau of “mere” and “realized,” signaling a threshold of realism that
Applications of the concept are discussed in theoretical and design-oriented literature on augmented reality, including education,
Critics note that striving for merealuse realism can raise ethical questions about manipulation, consent, and trust