BIM-based Mixed Reality Application for Supervision of Construction

Raimbaud, Pierre; Lou, Ruding; Merienne, Frédéric; Danglade, Florence; Figueroa, Pablo; Hernández, José Tiberio

doi:10.1109/vr.2019.8797784

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“…AR makers are required, high requirement of equipment and environment conditions, time consuming for algorithm design and manual intervention, complexity of device operation. [118,120].…”

Section: Augmented Reality (Ar)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Compared with AR, VR technologies are mainly studied in lift planning in relation to off-site projects, as seen in Table 11. Moreover, VR can be integrated with AR as a mix reality (MR) [120]. The main limitation is that 3D objects in VR are identified as phantom models compared with the real-world counterparts, that is, an animation rather than real representation, therefore, critical information such as the level of quality achieved might be lost [72,[120][121][122].…”

Section: Virtual Reality (Vr)mentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Systematic Review of Digital Technology Adoption in Off-Site Construction: Current Status and Future Direction towards Industry 4.0

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Off-site construction (OSC) is known as an efficient construction method that could save time and cost, reduce waste of resources, and improve the overall productivity of projects. Coupled with digital technologies associated with the Industry 4.0 concept, OSC can offer a higher rate of productivity and safety. While there is a rich literature focusing on both OSC and Industry 4.0, the implementation of associated digital technologies in the OSC context has not been fully evaluated. This paper intends to evaluate the current literature of digital technology applications in OSC. Scientometric analyses and a systematic review were carried out evaluating fifteen typical digital technologies adopted by OSC projects, including building information modelling (BIM), radio frequency identification devices (RFID), global positioning systems (GPS), the Internet of Things (IoT), geographic information systems (GIS), sensors, augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), photogrammetry, laser scanning, artificial intelligence (AI), 3D printing, robotics, big data, and blockchain. This review formulates a clear picture of the current practice of these digital technologies and summarizes the main area of application and limitations of each technology when utilized in OSC. The review also points out their potential and how they can be better adopted to improve OSC practice in the future.

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“…AR makers are required, high requirement of equipment and environment conditions, time consuming for algorithm design and manual intervention, complexity of device operation. [118,120].…”

Section: Augmented Reality (Ar)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Virtual Reality (Vr)mentioning

confidence: 99%

A Systematic Review of Digital Technology Adoption in Off-Site Construction: Current Status and Future Direction towards Industry 4.0

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“…The application combined a location-based management system and BIM to visualize progress and performance of construction works by use of superimposition. Raimbaud et al presented a MR application based on BIM data and drone videos, allowing off-site construction supervision [25]. It permitted to make annotations about differences between as-planned in BIM and as-built, using superimposition of the two sources.…”

Section: Digital Data Superimposition Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Testing as-Built Quality of Free-Form Panels: Lessons Learned from a Case Study and Mock-up Panel Tests

Ock

2021

Applied Sciences

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Constructing free-form buildings is very complex due to the difficulty in fabricating the curved façade. To install the façade, the complex geometric shapes of the façade need to be divided into panels. The panels developed are classified into three categories in terms of their curvatures, i.e., planar, single-curved, double-curved panels. The quality of the curved façade is determined by the geometric difference between as-built and as-designed panel shapes. Among the three types of curved panels, the double-curved panel is very difficult to form, showing greater quality discrepancy than the other two panel types. Ensuring the as-built quality of the curved façade is for contractors. The main objective of this study is to enhance small/mid-size contractors’ capacity of managing the as-built quality of the double-curved panel. To meet the study objectives, a case study of a small free-form building and empirical mock-up tests of curved panels were performed and beneficial lessons for the contractors were identified through the tests. Among diverse materials, aluminum and glass-fiber-reinforced concrete (GFRC) were utilized for the mock-up tests. Three-dimensional laser scanning technology was employed to foster the as-built data of the case study project and the mocked-up double-curved panels. The data superimposition method was used to measure the deviation between the as-designed and the as-built data of the case study.

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“…By integrating virtual contents with the real world, AR makes possible to provide users with a sensory experience beyond reality. AR is today used in many domains such as entertainment (Paavilainen et al, 2017), advertisement (de Ruyter et al, 2020), education (Karakus et al, 2019), navigation (Hübner et al, 2020), building maintenance (Codina et al, 2019), and Building Information Modeling (Raimbaud et al, 2019) . In fact, both AR and Virtual Reality (VR) can alter the perception of our presence in the world.…”

Section: Brief History Of Augmented Realitymentioning

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Marker-Less Mobile Augmented Reality Application for Massive 3d Point Clouds and Semantics

Kharroubi

Billen

Poux

2020

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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Abstract. Mobile Augmented Reality (MAR) attracts significant research and development efforts from both the industry and academia, but rarely integrate massive 3D dataset’s interactions. The emergence of dedicated AR devices and powerful Software Development Kit (ARCore for android and ARKit for iOS) improves performance on mobile devices (Smartphones and tablets). This is aided by new sensor integration and advances in computer vision that fuels the development of MAR. In this paper, we propose a direct integration of massive 3D point clouds with semantics in a web-based marker-less mobile Augmented Reality (AR) application for real-time visualization. We specifically investigate challenges linked to point cloud data structure and semantic injection. Our solution consolidates some of the overarching principles of AR, of which pose estimation, registration and 3D tracking. The developed AR system is tested on mobile phones web-browsers providing clear insights on the performance of the system. Promising results highlight a number of frame per second varying between 27 and 60 for a real-time point budget of 4.3 million points. The point cloud tested is composed of 29 million points and shows how our indexation strategy permits the integration of massive point clouds aiming at the point budget. The results also gives research directions concerning the dependence and delay related to the quality of the network connection, and the battery consumption since portable sensors are used all the time.

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BIM-based Mixed Reality Application for Supervision of Construction

Cited by 15 publications

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A Systematic Review of Digital Technology Adoption in Off-Site Construction: Current Status and Future Direction towards Industry 4.0

A Systematic Review of Digital Technology Adoption in Off-Site Construction: Current Status and Future Direction towards Industry 4.0

Testing as-Built Quality of Free-Form Panels: Lessons Learned from a Case Study and Mock-up Panel Tests

Marker-Less Mobile Augmented Reality Application for Massive 3d Point Clouds and Semantics

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