Augmenting virtual worlds with real-life data from mobile devices

Laaki, Heikki; Kaurila, Karel; Ots, Karl; Nuckchady, Vik; Belimpasakis, Petros

doi:10.1109/vr.2010.5444764

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“…Dies wird beispielsweise anhand neuer Technologien wie Ortung mittels Global Positioning System (GPS), Near Field Communication (NFC) möglich, da diese eine Kundenintegration mittels Augmented Reality zulassen (Brockmann, 2013). Zudem haben sie Potential für die Nutzung von Augmented Reality in Form von Avataren, die sich mittels GPS durch die virtuelle Welt mit direkten Bezug zu der realen Umgebung bewegen können (Laaki, Kaurila, Ots, Nuckchady, & Belimpasakis, 2010). Die verbesserten Kommunikations-und Kollaborationsmöglichkeiten, die bei der Nutzung mobiler Endgeräte bestehen, können für die Kundenintegration hilfreich sein.…”

Section: Nutzung Mobiler Endgeräte Zur Kundenintegrationunclassified

Open Innovation - Die Chancen der Digitalisierung für die Integration von Kunden in Innovationsprozesse

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2018

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Ein wachsender Anteil der Betriebe öffnet seine Innovationsprozesse, um durch die Vernetzung von Wissen die Innovationsfähigkeit zu erweitern und Produktentwicklungszyklen zu verkürzen. Auch um einen genauen Fit zwischen einem Produkt und den Kundenbedürfnissen herzustellen, nutzen Unternehmen vermehrt die Möglichkeit der Kundenintegration in den Innovationsprozess. Dabei entstehen im Zuge der fortschreitenden Digitalisierung ganz neue Möglichkeiten. Da Interaktionen einen wichtigen Erfolgsfaktor für eine gewinnbringende Kundenintegration darstellen, können neue Technologien als Instrumente zur Verbesserung des Austauschs dienen. Vor diesem Hintergrund wird dargelegt, wie virtuelle Communities, virtuelle Stimuli sowie mobile Endgeräte die digitale Kundenintegration in den Innovationsprozess unterstützen können. Anhand der erarbeiteten Vor- und Nachteile verschiedener Instrumente zur Kundenintegration wird diskutiert, in welcher Form durch die Digitalisierung die Quantität und Qualität von Interaktionen bei der Kundenintegration in den Innovationsprozess erhöht werden kann und wo es Einschränkungen geben könnte.

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“…The virtual world incorporates elements derived from real world data, for instance for replaying the user's path in virtual world with an avatar [11]. Jang et al [10] have investigated the possibilities of overlapping the virtual and real world, and created a representation of an indoor space in the virtual space.…”

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Investigating the balance between virtuality and reality in mobile mixed reality UI design

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Proceedings of the 8th Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction: Fun, Fast, Foundational

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Examples of mixed reality mobile applications and research combining virtual and real world data in the same view have emerged during recent years. However, currently there is little knowledge of users' perceptions comparing the role of virtual and real world representations in mobile user interfaces (UIs). In this paper, we investigate the initial user perceptions when comparing augmented reality and augmented virtuality UIs in a mobile application. To chart this, we conducted a field study with 35 participants, where they interacted with a simulated mobile mixed reality (MMR) application with two alternative UI designs, and an online survey completed by over a hundred people. Our findings reveal perceived differences e.g. in immersion, recognition, clarity and overall pleasantness, and provide insight to user interface design and methodological challenges of research in the area of mobile mixed reality.

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“…Moreover, monitoring various data points in real time from the user has become possible with smart phones and without extensive purpose-built sensor setups. This data can be used in augmenting virtual realities with real life elements [9].…”

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Prototyping a Digital Twin for Real Time Remote Control Over Mobile Networks: Application of Remote Surgery

2019

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The concept of digital twin (DT) has emerged to enable the benefits of future paradigms such as the industrial Internet of Things and Industry 4.0. The idea is to bring every data source and control interface description related to a product or process available through a single interface, for auto-discovery and automated communication establishment. However, designing the architecture of a DT to serve every future application is an ambitious task. Therefore, the prototyping systems for specific applications are required to design the DT incrementally. We developed a novel DT prototype to analyze the requirements of communication in a mission-critical application such as mobile networks supported remote surgery. Such operations require low latency and high levels of security and reliability and therefore are a perfect subject for analyzing DT communication and cybersecurity. The system comprised of a robotic arm and HTC vive virtual reality (VR) system connected over a 4G mobile network. More than 70 test users were employed to assess the system. To address the cybersecurity of the system, we incorporated a network manipulation module to test the effect of network outages and attacks; we studied state of the art practices and their utilization within DTs. The capability of the system for actual remote surgery is limited by capabilities of the VR system and insufficient feedback from the robot. However, simulations and research of remote surgeries could be conducted with the system. As a result, we propose ideas for communication establishment and necessary cybersecurity technologies that will help in developing the DT architecture. Furthermore, we concluded that developing the DT requires cross-disciplinary development in several different engineering fields. Each field makes use of its own tools and methods, which do not always fit together perfectly. This is a potentially major obstacle in the realization of Industry 4.0 and similar concepts.INDEX TERMS Digital twin, virtual reality, robot control, mobile networks, network security.

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Augmenting virtual worlds with real-life data from mobile devices

Cited by 11 publications

References 8 publications

Open Innovation - Die Chancen der Digitalisierung für die Integration von Kunden in Innovationsprozesse

Open Innovation - Die Chancen der Digitalisierung für die Integration von Kunden in Innovationsprozesse

Investigating the balance between virtuality and reality in mobile mixed reality UI design

Prototyping a Digital Twin for Real Time Remote Control Over Mobile Networks: Application of Remote Surgery

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