Augmented Reality in the Internet of Things (AR + IoT): A Review

Syahidi, Aulia Akhrian; Arai, Kohei; Tolle, Herman; Supianto, Ahmad Afif; Kiyokawa, Kiyoshi

doi:10.30865/ijics.v5i3.3341

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“…Furthermore, the Testing activity has a sub-section, namely the Black-Box Testing Method which aims to test the functionality of the features in the application by adopting test techniques from [15] and User Experience which aims to extract user experience when using the application, excavation techniques used is the User Experience Questionnaire (UEQ) adopted from [16], [17] to evaluate user experience. The user interface and experience are important things to evaluate when proposing an AR-based application [18]. UEQ is an easy and efficient tool or questionnaire to use in measuring UX evaluation.…”

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Tour Experience with Interactive Map Simulation based on Mobile Augmented Reality for Tourist Attractions in Banjarmasin City

Syahidi

Joniriadi

Waworuntu

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Tourist attractions are one of the attractions in the tourism sector, especially in the city of Banjarmasin. Along with the progress of the tourism sector, it is necessary to develop, provide facilities, management, and promotion. The purpose of this research is to build an application to identify tourist attractions in the City of Banjarmasin using Augmented Reality (AR) visualization by creating an interactive map simulation as a marker that will bring up three-dimensional objects, the application is called AR-AyoKeBanjarmasin. The method used in this research consists of Extreme Programming (XP) as a method in the software development process, Marker-Based Tracking as the main method in pattern detection techniques in marker images that will display three-dimensional objects that have been programmed in AR applications, A/B Testing method is used to select the interface design expected by potential users, Black- Box Testing as a method of testing application functionality, and User-Experience Questionnaire (UEQ) as a technique and instrument to evaluate User Experience (UX) when using the AR application. The results show that the design chosen for the user interface is design A so that it can be continued to the coding stage. Functional testing gives the result that all features in the application have functioned as expected and non-functionally involving 50 respondents using a UX approach stating that the application has implemented the user convenience aspect with an average value of 2.93 with the predicate of Excellent. So that the AR-AyoKeBanjarmasin application can be recommended for use by tourists

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Tour Experience with Interactive Map Simulation based on Mobile Augmented Reality for Tourist Attractions in Banjarmasin City

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Joniriadi

Waworuntu

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“…IoT is the bridge to link the physical world and digital world while AR is creating the digital world by interacting with the physical environment. AR can improve the visualisation as an additional value to serve IoT data [50]. In this paper, the AR is included since the contractors has included AR as IoT based on their experience.…”

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Internet of Things (IoT): Real-Time Monitoring for Decision Making Among The Malaysian Contractors

Hong Cing Cing,

Nur Syaimasyaza Mansor

2023

ARASET

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The complexity of construction projects and the poor decision-making process often result in cost and time overruns. With the rapid growth of Industrial Revolution (IR4.0) in Malaysia, Internet of Things (IoT) is being expanded in the construction industry to improve project efficiency and performance. One of the benefits of IoT is it provides a real-time monitoring function to ensure that the construction players can access accurate data and information at the exact time throughout the project life cycle and assist in their decision making. Most studies have focused on how decision making is aided through the application of IoT during the design phase, with few studies focusing on the construction phase, particularly from the perspective of contractors. Without IoT, contractors need to use their professional experiences and limited data to make their decisions. As the contractors have to make a lot of decisions during the construction phase, the adoption of IoT can help the contractors to make fast and precise decisions. Despite its benefits, the adoption of IoT in the Malaysian construction industry is still low. With the focus on Grade 7 (G7) contractors in Malaysia, this paper intends 1) to study the types of IoT-based real-time monitoring technologies for decision-making among the contractors, and 2) to explore the potential improvements of decision making by the contractors after the adoption of IoT. The research adopted the qualitative method via semi-structured interviews. Based on the findings, there are 10 types of IoT-based real-time monitoring technologies being used and they have been utilised in several areas e.g. machineries and equipment, materials, labours, project sequences, waste management, risk management, productivity and quality of works, cost control and environmental protection. The function of the real-time monitoring of IoT such as the real-time data and report, sudden changes reporting, agentless real-time monitoring, root cause analysis, alerts and warnings and predictions, help the contractors in making their decision timely and accurately. Finding reported herein is considered significant towards raising industry players' awareness and acceptance of IoT in construction projects, thereby improving project efficiency and performance.

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Decoding educational augmented reality research trends: a topic modeling analysis

Ozyurt,

Ozyurt

2024

Educ Inf Technol

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This study aims to examine the temporal evolution and changes of research interests and trends in the educational augmented reality (AR) literature. To this end, 3718 articles published in the 2003–2022 period and indexed in the Scopus database were analyzed through machine learning-based semantic topic modeling and descriptive analysis. The findings indicate a notable upswing in studies on educational AR, particularly since 2015. The articles were categorized into eleven primary themes through topic modeling analysis. The three most prevalent topics in terms of volume are “Augmented Reality in Education and Cultural Heritage”, “Medical Education and Patient Care”, and “Enhancing Safety and Information in Food Consumption”. Observations across different times reveal that “Augmented Reality in Electrical and Electronic Systems” and “Gesture-Based Instruction and Maintenance” were studied in the initial periods. Since 2015, there has been a notable increase in applications falling under the “Serious Games” category. The least voluminous and slowest-evolving topics are identified as “Serious Games for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder”, “Augmented Reality in Chemistry and Biology Laboratories”, and “Augmented Reality for Safe and Efficient Driving”. Considering the recent momentum gained by these topics, it is anticipated that they will become popular topics for future studies. This study represents a significant milestone as the first and most comprehensive research using machine learning in its field, not only explaining the current state of the field but also providing valuable information for future research efforts.

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Augmented Reality in the Internet of Things (AR + IoT): A Review

Cited by 7 publications

References 52 publications

Tour Experience with Interactive Map Simulation based on Mobile Augmented Reality for Tourist Attractions in Banjarmasin City

Tour Experience with Interactive Map Simulation based on Mobile Augmented Reality for Tourist Attractions in Banjarmasin City

Internet of Things (IoT): Real-Time Monitoring for Decision Making Among The Malaysian Contractors

Decoding educational augmented reality research trends: a topic modeling analysis

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