Can a real image ever be an erect image?

A real image is formed when light rays converge and can be projected onto a screen, and it is typically inverted. However, under specific conditions, such as using certain optical systems like concave mirrors and lenses, it is possible for a real image to appear erect. This occurs when the object is placed within a particular range, allowing for a unique configuration of light rays. Generally, though, real images are inverted.