Indoor Navigation with Augmented Reality

Joshi, R.R.; Hiwale, Anuja; Birajdar, Shivani; Gound, Renuka S.

doi:10.1007/978-981-13-8715-9_20

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“…Examples of these problems are shown in Figure 14. From this point of view, several different techniques aiming at improving the accuracy of the positioning during the AR experience are under investigation by the scientific community [39], due to the huge potential that such technology has in various fields of application.…”

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A Web-Based BIM–AR Quality Management System for Structural Elements

2019

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This paper investigates quality management (QM) during the execution phase of structural elements by proposing, developing, and testing a complete framework by integrating building information modeling (BIM) and augmented reality (AR) technology. QM during execution is boosted by BIM–AR integration through a dedicated web-based system aimed at reducing the occurrence of omissions and negligence. With such a system, efficiency is improved by allowing the entering of inspection data directly in a shared digital environment, where people involved in QM have permanent access to updated information and inspection results, clearly organized, and entered in real time. The system has been developed in the asp.net framework using C# language where, by generating a web-based checklist and establishing its link to AR, it can enhance the process of information extraction from industry foundation class (IFC) 4D BIM models and the recording of inspection data. A test has been performed on a real case study in Budapest, to assess the effectiveness of the system in the field. Results demonstrate the following benefits brought by such a type of QM system: improved understanding of the design, access to information, and overview of the quality status of the project, leading to reductions in defects and reworking, as well as improved and quicker response and decision-making.

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A Web-Based BIM–AR Quality Management System for Structural Elements

2019

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“…Ref. [85] makes a comparison between older techniques, including Magnetic Beacons, Wi-Fi, and RFID, and modern techniques, such as vision-based in indoor positioning and navigation. Ref.…”

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“…The positioning could be performed to navigate a user who is unfamiliar with an indoor environment or to superimpose virtual objects accurately onto real environments [84,90]. The emerging technology of AR could be beneficial to create a higher sense of immersion in navigation about which limited options are available [85]. Ref.…”

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A Survey of GIS and AR Integration: Applications

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Augmented Reality (AR) is a technology that enhances a person’s sensory perception by overlaying virtual objects in the user’s immediate surroundings. Furthermore, with the development of technologies, devices such as smartphones and head-mounted displays are being launched and are expanding the AR technology application sectors from research labs to a wide range of domains. On the other hand, Geospatial Information System (GIS) is capable of dealing with geospatial information, so it can be beneficial in most AR systems mainly because those systems are connected to location and information related to locations. The ultimate integrated solution could be beneficial for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This paper investigates the combination of AR and GIS. Specifically, it studies the advantages of integration to address the challenges available in systems employing merely one of the technologies. The presented findings would assist researchers in future studies on utilizing GIS and AR simultaneously by giving an overview of the current applications and challenges.

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“…Rhuta Joshi [1] conducted a survey on indoor positioning and navigation techniques using augmented reality. Several existing methods are reviewed to create a navigation system that can be implemented in handheld devices such as smartphones.…”

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Indoor Navigation using Augmented Reality

Martin¹,

Cheriyan²,

Ganesh³

et al. 2021

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This paper introduces the idea of Indoor Navigation using Augmented Reality. With the increase in complex building structures, people of different age may find it difficult to navigate within such structures. This paper provides a solution for this trouble using available and accessible resources. Using this application, a shop within a shopping mall, a specific room in a hotel etc.,can be easily located and the user is provided with reasonably accurate visual assistance through their smartphone to reach his preferred location. The proposed system is inspired by augmented reality and 2-D Visual markers are the fundamental elements used in this system. Multiple visual markers are placed within the complex building structure and on scanning these visual markers using the application, users are led to their destination using arrows displayed on the screen. The application allows the user to choose their preferred destination and also permits them to change their destination in between.

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Indoor Navigation with Augmented Reality

Cited by 21 publications

References 5 publications

A Web-Based BIM–AR Quality Management System for Structural Elements

A Web-Based BIM–AR Quality Management System for Structural Elements

A Survey of GIS and AR Integration: Applications

Indoor Navigation using Augmented Reality

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