Dance with Shadows - Capturing tacit knowledge with smart device augmented reality (SDAR)

Hashimoto, Jason; Park, Hyoung-June

doi:10.52842/conf.ecaade.2020.2.165

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“…Model-BIM uses QR codes to retrieve the model file and landmarks set on the model and as illustrated in Figure 3, on the actual physical environment. Using this system, once the AR equipment scans the QR code and the landmark, the model is automatically imposed into the environment (Hashimoto, 2020; Sydora and Stroulia, 2018).…”

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“…To provide a realistic and accurate AR experience, digital information must be aligned with the elements of the real physical space (Montero et al, 2019). Digital models can be superimposed in an AR space in two ways: (1) through tapping the digital model into the physical environment's surface or ( 2) by snapping the model to a QR code, which physically represents the origin of the model, or a reference point (Hashimoto, 2020). Measuring placement of the QR code can facilitate accurate positioning of the model in the physical environment.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Building information model visualisation in augmented reality

Dudhee

Vuković

2021

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PurposeThe possibility of integrating building information in an augmented reality (AR) environment provides an effective solution to all phases of a building's lifecycle. This paper explores the integration of building information modelling (BIM) and AR to effectively visualise building information models in an AR environment and evaluates the currently available AR tools.Design/methodology/approachA BIM model of a selected office room was created and superimposed to the actual physical space using two different AR devices and four different AR applications. The superimposing techniques, accuracy and the level of information that can be visualised were then investigated by performing a walk-through analysis.FindingsFrom the investigation, it can be concluded that model positioning can be inaccurate depending on the superimposing method used and the AR device. Moreover, using the currently available techniques, only static building information can be superimposed and visualised in AR, showing a need to integrate data from Internet of Things (IoT) sensors into the current BIM-AR processes to allow visualisation of accurate and high-quality operational building information.Originality/valueA practical process and method for visualising and superimposing BIM models in an AR environment have been described. Recommendations to improve superimposing accuracy are provided. The assessment of type, quality and level of detail that can be visualised indicates the areas that need improvement to increase the effectiveness of building information's visualisation in AR.

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Building information model visualisation in augmented reality

Dudhee

Vuković

2021

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Mixed reality as a perceptual interface of cognitive manufacturing systems

Miloš,

Rajko,

Milan

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Implementation of augmented reality in BIM-enabled construction projects: a bibliometric literature review and a case study from China

Wang

Guo

Zhou³

et al. 2023

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Purpose In recent years, augmented reality (AR) has shown its potential to assist various construction activities. Its use commonly requires additional refinement to be integrated into the building information modeling (BIM) process. Nevertheless, few studies have investigated AR implementation in BIM-enabled projects because of numerous challenges related to its implementation. This study aims to investigate the implementation of AR in construction and identify the critical mechanisms for implementing BIM-AR successfully. Design/methodology/approach A mixed methodology was adopted for this study. First, this work presents a bibliometric analysis covering articles obtained from Scopus database published between 2000 and 2022. A sample size of 65 research papers pertinent to AR in construction was analyzed using VOSviewer software. Second, a participatory case study was conducted for a BIM-enabled project in China to gain insight into how BIM-AR implementation in construction is achieved. Findings The findings from the bibliometric analysis show an increasing interest in AR research within construction. The results indicate that AR research focuses on four clusters: real-time communication, project management, construction activities and education. Findings from the case study provide an empirical experience of AR application scenarios in a BIM-enabled project. Concomitantly, 15 critical success factors that influence BIM-AR implementation were finally identified and demonstrated. Originality/value This study provides a rich insight into the understanding and awareness of implementing AR. First, the findings are beneficial to construction practitioners and researchers because they provide a concentrated perspective of AR for emerging activities in the construction industry. Second, the results obtained from the case study could provide a useful guide for effectively implementing AR in a BIM-enabled construction project. Overall, this study may stimulate further research on AR-related studies in construction, such as BIM integration, factor analysis and construction education.

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Dance with Shadows - Capturing tacit knowledge with smart device augmented reality (SDAR)

Cited by 4 publications

References 6 publications

Building information model visualisation in augmented reality

Building information model visualisation in augmented reality

Mixed reality as a perceptual interface of cognitive manufacturing systems

Implementation of augmented reality in BIM-enabled construction projects: a bibliometric literature review and a case study from China

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