Augmented and virtual reality applications in industrial systems: A qualitative review towards the industry 4.0 era

Damiani, Lorenzo; Demartini, Melissa; Guizzi, Guido; Revetria, Roberto; Tonelli, Flavio

doi:10.1016/j.ifacol.2018.08.388

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“…Industrial AR applications have specific constraints that can lead to application barriers. The general requirements for AR systems [13] can be met to a large extent for the applications considered, but there is still considerable room for improvement. Especially with regard to the reliability, fulfillment of work safety regulations and overlay accuracy of the systems.…”

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Virtual and augmented reality technologies in virtual industrial learning worlds: research and application

Voit

Kirillov

Bochkov

2019

Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference on Digital Economy (ISCDE 2019)

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Virtual and augmented reality are highly developing technologies which finds an application in many life spheres, particularly in educational process and manufacturing. It features real-time image changing and experiencing the presence effect. Moreover, manufacturing companies have been facing challenges particularly related to volatile demand and changing requirements from customers and suppliers, requiring new technological roadmaps in manufacturing systems. In this context, such innovative technologies as virtual and augmented reality support workers-aimed information processes creation. With this in mind, augmented and virtual reality can be adopted for workforce training. The hardware and software system implemented and based on the virtual reality technology provides the student with full immersion into the learning process of complex technical objects assembling, which leads to a greater understanding of the technical object structure, assembly success and reduced assembly time.

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“…Nowadays, manufacturing companies are facing challenges related to ever-changing demands from customers and suppliers [13]. These factors are also known as "the fourth industrial revolution", or "Industry 4.0" [14].…”

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Virtual and augmented reality technologies in virtual industrial learning worlds: research and application

Voit

Kirillov

Bochkov

2019

Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference on Digital Economy (ISCDE 2019)

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“…A similar application under study is described in chapter 3.2. In general, images processing techniques can be inherited by other specific application or case-study [11][12][13][14][15].…”

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Safety in Industry 4.0: The Multi-Purpose Applications of Augmented Reality in Digital Factories

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Revetria²,

Morra³

2020

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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The digital factory is a concept signing a new era for industry, the so-called Industry 4.0, in which ordinary production systems like manufacturing plants, machineries and utilities are being equipped with diagnostic and sensitive instrumentation to be connected to digital shared networks. This data-sharing, trough the big data management techniques, is a fully integrated base on which digital tools can be installed and exchange information. Data stored from physical world of machines can be redirected to simulation environments like Digital Twins and can be inspected, for several purposes like predictive analysis, by humans too. On top of these scopes, within the realization of an Internet of Things, there is safety, especially in industrial sites where injury risk for operators and workers is a key factor for production sustainability. This paper, starting from a tested case study in mechanical stressed monitoring, focuses on the application of upgraded augmented reality systems for safety practices, expanding the area of interest to electric and overheating risk mitigation in electrical equipment and to emergency management.

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“…Mining is a key industry in the global society and global economy .The mining industry needs major upliftment and this paper worked on how augmented reality can reduce waste in mining sector and help in sustainable development. Segovia, D., et al (2015) [39] have worked on the impact of augmented reality application on sustainable organization where they focused on decreasing environmental, economic and social challenges and thus they want to align their processes and services with a sustainability agenda with the use of augmented reality. Bulearca & Tamarjan (2010) [40] discussed in their research that augmented reality is also used as a sustainable marketing tool.…”

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Role of Augmented Reality Applications for Smart City Planning

2019

IJITEE

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 Abstract-India is on the cusp of technology transformation resulting in adoption of technology. . In this context when we look into the technological advancements, there are various technological tools which are affecting us and one of them is Augmented Reality (AR). Especially in the context of smart city initiative of the Indian Government, upcoming technologies like AR play a vital role for development of the smart city infrastructure. Hence the objective of this study is to conceptualize a model for smart city infrastructure from perspective of 4 pillars of smart city planning viz: Mobility, Connectivity, Security and Sustainability. The paper adopts a narrative literature review based approach in order to arrive at a conceptual model on the basis of evaluation, and analysis of literature on the topic under investigation in this study. This study has implications for the academicians, practitioners and society at large as it adds to the academic literature on use technology in smart city infrastructure building and the urban planners and government officials can use this technology to improve city services, infrastructure, environment and quality of life of the citizens.

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Augmented and virtual reality applications in industrial systems: A qualitative review towards the industry 4.0 era

Cited by 151 publications

References 23 publications

Virtual and augmented reality technologies in virtual industrial learning worlds: research and application

Virtual and augmented reality technologies in virtual industrial learning worlds: research and application

Safety in Industry 4.0: The Multi-Purpose Applications of Augmented Reality in Digital Factories

Role of Augmented Reality Applications for Smart City Planning

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