An Augmented Reality System for Computer Maintenance

Ke, Bo; Ren, Peng; Ke, Changzhi

doi:10.1007/11941354_29

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“…Additionally, Ref. [19] strengthened the above argument by observing a better performance when utilizing a Head-Mounted display (HMD) for conducting a training session for maintenance tasks. In this study, the authors extended the functionalities of the application by implementing an interface for providing assistance during maintenance processes.…”

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confidence: 93%

An Augmented Reality Symbiosis Software Tool for Sustainable Logistics Activities

2021

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Augmented Reality (AR) is an emerging technology in the Industry 4.0 and Logistics 4.0 contexts with an important role in man–machine symbiosis scenarios. Practitioners, although already acquainted with AR technology, are reluctant to adopt AR applications in industrial operations. This stems from the fact that a direct connection that is important for the management of sustainability goals is missing. Moreover, such a connection with economic, social, and environmental sustainability parameters sparsely appears in the AR literature. The proposed research, on one hand, presents an innovative architecture for a stable and scalable AR application that extents state-of-the-art solutions and, on the other hand, attempts to study AR technology within the framework of a sustainable business strategy. The developed system utilizes the Robot Operating System (ROS) alongside an AR mobile application to present an employee navigation scenario in warehouses and production lines. ROS is responsible for mapping the industrial facility, while the AR mobile application identifies the surrounding environment, along with a Real-Time Location System localizes employees in the facility. Finally, ROS identifies the shortest path between the employee and the destination point, while the AR mobile application presents the virtual path for reaching the destination.

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confidence: 93%

An Augmented Reality Symbiosis Software Tool for Sustainable Logistics Activities

2021

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“…The use of augmented reality in the AEC/FM is being investigated approximately two decades ago. Much of the scientific work describes the development and use of prototypes and evaluates users' satisfaction with the experiences provided [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]. Some augmented reality prototypes focus on aiding in the monitoring or inspection of environments during construction [1,2,[4][5][6]9].…”

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“…Some augmented reality prototypes focus on aiding in the monitoring or inspection of environments during construction [1,2,[4][5][6]9]. Others for assembling aid [10,[15][16][17], maintenance [18], for the execution of tasks that present uncertainties [19], for training [8,14,20], for remote execution of tasks [21]. Some scientific works have investigated the contributions of augmented reality in the management of a building [3,4,6], others assert that augmented reality may favor communication [6,10,22] and the safety of workers in the construction environment [6].…”

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A taxonomy of tasks in dam cracks surveillance for augmented reality application

Peres¹,

Scheer²,

Faria³

2018

IJAERS

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Augmented reality is an advanced computational visualization technology that alters how users in the real world can perceive the virtual information. The use of this technology for EAC/FM is being widely investigated. In the scope of dam safety, the constant analysis of concrete behavior is mandatory, searching for clues of pathologies such as cracks. Cracks are relatively common in concrete structures, nevertheless they need to be surveilled due to the risks they offer. The surveillance of cracks involves exhaustive tasks, and for dams, it consists in the execution of a set of complex tasks that demands access to accumulated data and information. Augmented reality can contribute with the visualization process of this information, diminishing the mental workload demand. This paper defines a hierarchical taxonomy of the tasks that are needed in this domain, using Berliner´s taxonomy to classify the tasks, enhancing the understanding of the points where the augmented reality can be used with better results.

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Human in the AI Loop in Production Environments

Emmanouilidis

Waschull

Bokhorst

et al. 2021

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in manufacturing is often pursued as technology push. In contrast, this paper looks upon the AI-human interaction from a viewpoint that considers both to play an important role in reshaping their individual capabilities. It specifically focuses on how humans can play an important role in enhancing AI capabilities. The introduced concepts are tested in an industrial case study of vision-based inspection in production lines. Furthermore, the paper highlights the need to consider relevant implications for work design for AI integration. The contribution can be of practical value for system developers and work designers in how to target at the design stage the human contribution in AI-enabled systems for production environments.

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An Augmented Reality System for Computer Maintenance

Cited by 3 publications

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An Augmented Reality Symbiosis Software Tool for Sustainable Logistics Activities

An Augmented Reality Symbiosis Software Tool for Sustainable Logistics Activities

A taxonomy of tasks in dam cracks surveillance for augmented reality application

Human in the AI Loop in Production Environments

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