The configuration and experience mapping of an accessible VR environment for effective design reviews

Wodehouse, Andrew; Loudon, Brian; Urquhart, Lewis

doi:10.1017/s0890060420000293

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“…This section discusses a high-level understanding of VR technology and its working principle. VR entails the user to be “immersed” into a 3D environment derived from a computer-generated simulation [ 34 ]. The VR environment is accessed through a Head Mounted Display (HMD) that also tracks the position and orientation of the head.…”

Section: Integrating Virtual Reality (Vr) and Creativitymentioning

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An Extended AI-Experience: Industry 5.0 in Creative Product Innovation

Grech

Mehnen

Wodehouse

2023

Sensors

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Creativity plays a significant role in competitive product ideation. With the increasing emergence of Virtual Reality (VR) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, the link between such technologies and product ideation is explored in this research to assist and augment creative scenarios in the engineering field. A bibliographic analysis is performed to review relevant fields and their relationships. This is followed by a review of current challenges in group ideation and state-of-the-art technologies with the aim of addressing them in this study. This knowledge is applied to the transformation of current ideation scenarios into a virtual environment using AI. The aim is to augment designers’ creative experiences, a core value of Industry 5.0 that focuses on human-centricity, social and ecological benefits. For the first time, this research reclaims brainstorming as a challenging and inspiring activity where participants are fully engaged through a combination of AI and VR technologies. This activity is enhanced through three key areas: facilitation, stimulation, and immersion. These areas are integrated through intelligent team moderation, enhanced communication techniques, and access to multi-sensory stimuli during the collaborative creative process, therefore providing a platform for future research into Industry 5.0 and smart product development.

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Section: Integrating Virtual Reality (Vr) and Creativitymentioning

confidence: 99%

An Extended AI-Experience: Industry 5.0 in Creative Product Innovation

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Wodehouse

2023

Sensors

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“…Taken into a VR context, this process becomes even more interesting whereby the designer can view and interact with the concepts in specific environments and settings. Conceptual work in VR interface design has demonstrated this potential in the context of design reviews for example [6]. Furthermore, architects are increasingly using VR to properly visualise and experience the spaces they design, and the fashion world is experimenting with the use of AR all of which present opportunities for interface reimagining and pedagogical considerations [3].…”

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Computational Design, Advanced Visualisation, and the Changing Nature of Cad

Urquhart¹,

Petrakis²,

Wodehouse³

2022

DS 117: Proceedings of the 24th International Conference on Engineering and Product Design Education (E&PDE 2022), London S

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Computational design and advanced visualization are two key avenues of development that are changing the landscape of CAD for engineering designers and much of the work in computational design has been pioneered and applied most enthusiastically in the field of architecture. Known informally as the 'computational turn' that started to make a significant impact around the early 2010s, the associated modelling methods can significantly affect the methodology for the construction of CAD geometry and the nature of forms that are achievable. When combined with VR and AR interfaces, these allow potential designs to be explored in 3D and in real time to further affect the design process. To this end, relevant literature and emerging trends will be set out. A case study will then be presented based on the PRIME-V2 research project, which is concerned with the delivery of bespoke VR controllers to allow users to perform physical rehabilitation. The main insights derived in terms of the design process, capturing user requirements, generation of bespoke data, prototyping and testing, and technical limitations will be highlighted. The implications for the delivery of CAD teaching for postgraduate engineering designers will then be considered. This will be via the experience in redesigning a module at the University of Strathclyde. Titled 'Product Modelling and Visualisation', the module has sought to move beyond basic feature creation skills towards an understanding of where and how advanced computational techniques can be deployed in the design process at large.

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“…is method is to convey the unique information of exhibits and cultural relics, without planning the amount of information that the audience can accept [23]. Doing so may also directly lead to the failure of information transmission.…”

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Digital Design of Smart Museum Based on Artificial Intelligence

Wang

2021

Mobile Information Systems

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Today, as the soft power of culture is becoming more and more important, it is very important to pay attention to the learning and dissemination of culture. As the carrier of this process, the use of advanced technology to improve the museum is of great significance. This paper studies the digital design of smart museum based on artificial intelligence in order to explore the application of smart museum in artificial intelligence, analyze the spatial design of smart museum by using digital technology, explore a feasible method to give full play to the function of smart museum, and put forward some suggestions on the spatial design of smart museum. The design of the smart museum is no longer restricted by time and space and uses digital technology to double use virtual things and dynamic space. Through the detailed analysis of the application of artificial intelligence and digitization in the spatial design of the smart museum, combined with the information decision tree algorithm and data heterogeneous network algorithm, this study constructs the model of the information processing architecture of smart museum and the requirements of digital museum and makes a decision-making analysis of the comparison results of existing data. It includes the digital design of smart museum display technology, display effect, and other display-related contents. Analyzing the impact of smart museum on the object can provide data support for the feasibility of digital space design of smart museum based on artificial intelligence. The results of regression data processing show that the spatial visual sense of digital design wisdom museum is very strong, reaching the level of 5.0, and the picture aesthetic effect is up to 4.8.

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The configuration and experience mapping of an accessible VR environment for effective design reviews

Cited by 8 publications

References 48 publications

An Extended AI-Experience: Industry 5.0 in Creative Product Innovation

An Extended AI-Experience: Industry 5.0 in Creative Product Innovation

Computational Design, Advanced Visualisation, and the Changing Nature of Cad

Digital Design of Smart Museum Based on Artificial Intelligence

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