Application of Augmented Reality for Remote Collaborative Work in Architecture, Engineering, and Construction – A Systematic Review

Bhanu, Aasish; Sharma, Harnish; Piratla, Kalyan R.; Madathil, Kapil Chalil

doi:10.1177/1071181322661167

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“…The somatosensory system can achieve a better-augmented reality experience, but the device has a single function and has great room for improvement [83][84][85]. In addition to the needs for developing hardware such as augmented reality headsets and pose tracking devices, for miniaturization, cheapness, portability, and low power consumption, the technical challenges faced by augmented reality practical applications mainly come from high-precision virtual-real information registration, intuitive cognition information expression, and robust and convenient interaction methods: specifically (1) high-precision virtual and real information registration, (2) intuitive cognition information expression and collaboration [86,87], and…”

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A Review of Intelligent Vision Enhancement Technology for Battlefield

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Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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This paper reviews the application of intelligent vision enhancement technology in the battlefield environment and explores new research directions. This paper mainly introduces three parts. First, we introduce a solution for enhancing the battlefield situation and using head-mounted displays for soldier combat. Second, we summarize three core technologies supporting intelligent vision enhancement technology: 3D environment reconstruction, tracking and registration, and situational awareness. Third, we summarize three application directions of intelligent vision enhancement technology on the battlefield. Finally, the problems and challenges in the research work are proposed, including current issues such as accurate battlefield situational awareness by augmented reality technology, multiperson collaborative management and data flow, as well as challenges in future battlefield situation enhancement and perception. The future development trend of intelligent vision enhancement technology on the battlefield has been prospected. Two meanings of this paper are as follows: the first is to review the research status of intelligent vision enhancement technology from the technical level and identify the key technical points that may restrict development in the future; the second is to analyze the advantages and disadvantages of intelligent vision enhancement technology from the level of battlefield application and the roles of users. In addition, this paper proposes how to take the lead and take initiative in future wars.

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A Review of Intelligent Vision Enhancement Technology for Battlefield

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Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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“…AI employs large datasets to create intricate models through processing, analysis, and visualization that could support completing procedural tasks. In the domain of architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC), AI could be incorporated with technology such as augmented reality (AR), which has already proven valuable in decreasing the time taken to complete tasks and reducing errors and workload (Bhanu et al, 2022). In the future, a well-trained AI agent integrated with AR technology could replace an expert helping a user by providing recommendations to complete tasks with different complexities.…”

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Trust in Artificial Intelligent Agent while Completing a Procedural Construction Task

Bhanu,

Sharma,

Pathy

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Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual

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The use of AI-enabled recommender systems in construction activities has the potential to improve worker performance and reduce errors; however, the accuracy of such systems in providing effective suggestions is dependent on the quality of their training data. A within-subjects experimental study was conducted using a simulated recommender system for installation tasks to investigate the effect of system reliability and construction task complexity on worker trust, workload, and performance. Results indicate that overall trust in the AI agent was higher for the highly reliable condition but remained consistent across various levels of task complexity. The workload was found to be higher for low reliability and complex conditions, and the effect of reliability on performance was influenced by task complexity. These findings offer insights for designing recommender systems to support construction workers in completing procedural tasks.

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Mixed Reality in Building Construction Inspection and Monitoring: A Systematic Review

Anwar,

Azhar

2024

Virtual Worlds

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Mixed reality (MR) technology has the potential to enhance building construction inspection and monitoring processes, improving efficiency, accuracy, and safety. This systematic review intends to investigate the present research status on MR in building construction inspection and monitoring. The review covers existing literature and practical case studies that scrutinize current technologies, their applications, challenges, and future trends in this rapidly evolving field. This article follows a methodology known as Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis (PRISMA) to enhance the credibility and reliability of research. The study includes articles published between 2018 and 2023, identified through a comprehensive search of Scopus and Google Scholar databases. Findings indicate that MR technology has the potential to enhance visualization, communication, and collaboration between stakeholders, as well as increase efficiency and accuracy in inspection and monitoring tasks by providing real-time interactable data and quick decision-making among the project team members. The adoption of MR technology in the construction industry will not only boost its effectiveness but also improve its productivity. However, limitations such as high costs, technical issues, and user acceptance pose challenges to the widespread adoption of MR in building construction. Future research should address these limitations and investigate MR’s long-term impact on building construction inspection and monitoring.

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Application of Augmented Reality for Remote Collaborative Work in Architecture, Engineering, and Construction – A Systematic Review

Cited by 4 publications

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A Review of Intelligent Vision Enhancement Technology for Battlefield

A Review of Intelligent Vision Enhancement Technology for Battlefield

Trust in Artificial Intelligent Agent while Completing a Procedural Construction Task

Mixed Reality in Building Construction Inspection and Monitoring: A Systematic Review

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