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That's a very broad question that is the topic of continued professional debate and many back and forth arguments even in academic circles; but broadly speaking, the deciding factor is that you need something that naturally integrates with the core point of the physical environment in a way that does not feel tacked on just for the sake of including the tech; it needs to enable something that adds additional things relevant to the experience.

What that is will vary wildly on a case to case basis, but to give one example: A museum may well benefit from AR tech that, say, projects complete versions of damaged relics as they once looked, or to fully shift over into VR, present a reconstruction of spaces and scenes too large to accurately represent within the physical constraints of the museum, employing a degree of detail and sense of scale that a simple model can't