Exploring Structural Behavior and Component Detailing in Virtual Reality

Fogarty, J.; El‐Tawil, Sherif; McCormick, Jason

doi:10.1061/9780784479117.221

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“…There also have been studies visualizing building design geometries and performance simulations together in VR. For example, structural behaviors and component detailing are co‐visualized in VR 55,56 . Besides works related to structural performances, there have been VR studies related to thermal comfort assessment 57 .…”

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Comparing threeXRtechnologies in reviewing performance‐based building design: A pilot study of façade fenestrations

Zhao

Dong

et al. 2023

Computer Animation & Virtual

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Extended reality (XR), including augmented reality (AR), mixed reality (MR), and virtual reality (VR), can make complex information more intuitively understandable. However, it still needs to be determined which XR technology is the most suitable for reviewing performance‐based building design, during which architects check whether design strategies increase energy efficiency, indoor environment quality and so forth. It requires comprehensive design and simulation information to be vividly represented. The authors develop three XR apps (AR, MR, and VR) to interactively visualize façade fenestration geometries and indoor illuminance simulations. Then XR technologies are assessed by 120 students and young architects, from task performance and engagement level two aspects. The task performance is measured by correct rate and time consumption two indicators, while the engagement level is measured by usability and interest two indicators. Evaluation results show that compared to AR and VR, MR is the best XR technology for this aim. VR outperforms AR on three indicators except for usability. By exposing three different XR technologies' performances in aiding fenestration design, this study increases the practical value of applying XR to the building design field.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Comparing threeXRtechnologies in reviewing performance‐based building design: A pilot study of façade fenestrations

Zhao

Dong

et al. 2023

Computer Animation & Virtual

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“…The technology has long been of interest as a means to enhance the educational experience of students in multiple domains. Fogarty et al (2015) utilized both CAVE-type VR (Cave Automatic Virtual Environment) and HMD-VR (Head Mounted Display) to substitute for limitations in hands-on lab space for students in a structural lab. Students were able to learn about structural components and assemblies in a virtual environment outfitted with dynamic models to demonstrate structural concepts.…”

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Rapid development of Virtual Reality based construction sequence simulations: a case study

Lucas¹

2020

ITcon

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Virtual Reality (VR) is a powerful tool for providing active and interactive learning experience for students where real-life physical conditions are not available. Visualizations of construction sequencing of components have been identified as an area where VR can enhance student learning. VR simulations allow students a flexible learning environment for them to explore without restrictions of timing physical site visits or inherent dangers of an active construction project. One of the barriers for widespread use of VR in the construction classroom is the lack of available content. This paper explores the development of a framework for rapid content development that can help students develop an understanding of the sequence and components of construction assemblies. The framework and necessary model development is discussed with initial responses from students to a pilot test of the simulations in the classroom.

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Structural Health Monitoring of a Foot Bridge in Virtual Reality Environment

Luleci

Chi

et al. 2022

Procedia Structural Integrity

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Exploring Structural Behavior and Component Detailing in Virtual Reality

Cited by 10 publications

References 4 publications

Comparing threeXRtechnologies in reviewing performance‐based building design: A pilot study of façade fenestrations

Comparing threeXRtechnologies in reviewing performance‐based building design: A pilot study of façade fenestrations

Rapid development of Virtual Reality based construction sequence simulations: a case study

Structural Health Monitoring of a Foot Bridge in Virtual Reality Environment

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