Development of Ship Collision Prevention Device with Augmented Reality Toolkit

Takenaka, Masako; Nishizaki, Chihiro; Okazaki, Tadatsugi

doi:10.1109/smc.2019.8914333

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“…We can explain this result by the difficulty of performing user tests in real marine conditions. Only two solutions claim to have evaluated their interface (Oh et al, 2016;Okazaki et al, 2017) using AR simulation, and two other solutions (Hong et al, 2015;Takenaka et al, 2019) using VR simulation. Two further solutions used a questionnaire test their interface.…”

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“…Figure 14. Takenaka et al (2019): OTZ system for AR maritime navigation. Takenaka et al (2019) proposed a monoscopic AR maritime solution, the obstacle zone by target (OZT) system, using a MAR.…”

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“…Takenaka et al (2019): OTZ system for AR maritime navigation. Takenaka et al (2019) proposed a monoscopic AR maritime solution, the obstacle zone by target (OZT) system, using a MAR. The solution is fully 3D in a WR system and displays the position in which a ship is at risk of colliding with another ship (Figure 14).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Augmented reality for maritime navigation data visualisation: a systematic review, issues and perspectives

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This study investigates the use of augmented reality technology (AR) in the field of maritime navigation and how researchers and designers have addressed AR data visualisation. The paper presents a systematic review analysing the publication type, the AR device, which information elements are visualised and how, the validation method and technological readiness. Eleven AR maritime solutions identified from scientific papers are studied and discussed in relation to previous navigation tools. It is found that primitive information such as course, compass degrees, boat speed and geographic coordinates continue to be fundamental information to be represented even with AR maritime solutions.

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Augmented reality for maritime navigation data visualisation: a systematic review, issues and perspectives

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“…Several examples of the application of AR solutions in the maritime domain currently exist, with information incorporated for maritime navigation typically limited to basic navigation data, including heading, speed, compass, route waypoints and danger area identification (Laera et al, 2021; Takenaka et al, 2019). Specialized applications for maritime navigation AR have also been developed, including for ice navigation (Frydenberg et al, 2021; Okazaki et al, 2017), high-speed vessels (Hareide & Porathe, 2019), and recreational boaters and pleasure craft operations (Porathe & Ekskog, 2018).…”

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An Approach for Measuring The Effects of Augmented Reality on Human Performance in Maritime Navigation

Houweling,

Mallam,

van de Merwe

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual

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A lack of Situation Awareness in maritime navigation has been shown to be a reoccurring contributory cause of vessel collisions at sea. Vessel navigation and operational tasks have progressively moved towards screen-based interactions and monitoring, leading to increased navigator Head-Down Time and decreased navigator performance. Augmented Reality enables new and different opportunities to display operational data, which may reduce Head-Down Time and better support navigator Situation Awareness. However, research and development of Augmented Reality solutions in maritime operations are still in the preliminary stages. This paper presents a multidisciplinary approach towards developing and testing Augmented Reality solutions for maritime applications. We describe a methodology for investigating the effects of Augmented Reality on human performance during maritime navigation scenarios and how this data feeds back in an iterative design and development process using a user-centred approach for maritime digitalization and new technology initiatives.

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“…AR solutions have also been applied in the maritime domain with several examples currently in existence. These commonly include navigation data, such as heading, speed, compass, waypoints, and no-go zones [10,11]. Specialized applications have also been developed for ice navigation [12], high-speed vessels [8], and recreational crafts [13].…”

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A User Interface Design Framework for Augmented-Reality-Supported Maritime Navigation

Nordby,

Fauske,

Gernez

et al. 2024

JMSE

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Augmented reality (AR) technology has emerged as a promising solution that can potentially reduce head-down time and increase situational awareness during navigation operations. It is also useful for remote operation centers where video feeds from remote ships can be “augmented” with data and information. In this article, we introduce a user interface design concept that supports ship navigation by showing data about points of interest in AR. This approach enables users to view and interact with relevant data in the maritime environment by bridging the gap between digital information and real-world features. The proposed concept can provide operational data from various maritime systems, such as radar, GPS, AIS, or camera systems, empowering users with a wealth of information about their surroundings. Developed through an iterative user-centered design process, it was built as an extension to the OpenBridge design system, an open-source platform facilitating consistent design in maritime workplaces. Furthermore, we use this concept to propose a design framework that paves the way for establishing new standards for AR user interface design in the maritime domain.

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Development of Ship Collision Prevention Device with Augmented Reality Toolkit

Cited by 3 publications

References 8 publications

Augmented reality for maritime navigation data visualisation: a systematic review, issues and perspectives

Augmented reality for maritime navigation data visualisation: a systematic review, issues and perspectives

An Approach for Measuring The Effects of Augmented Reality on Human Performance in Maritime Navigation

A User Interface Design Framework for Augmented-Reality-Supported Maritime Navigation

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