The Urban CoCreation Lab—An Integrated Platform for Remote and Simultaneous Collaborative Urban Planning and Design through Web-Based Desktop 3D Modeling, Head-Mounted Virtual Reality and Mobile Augmented Reality: Prototyping a Minimum Viable Product and Developing Specifications for a Minimum Marketable Product

Imottesjo, Hyekyung; Kain, Jaan‐Henrik

doi:10.3390/app12020797

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“…Schubert et al (2015) explored how to combine volumetric models and hand-drawn sketches in the early design phases with the context of real sites, which provides a new way for the public to view architectural and urban designs. Imottesjo and Kain (2022) used the urban CoCreation Lab MVP, a desktop web-based 3D modeling platform, to build models which could be placed on real sites by users for observation, and which permitted multiple participants to work on the same model at the same time by frequently uploading the AR model to a cloud server. This study also suggested that the evaluation of the minimum level of detail in 3D modeling is necessary for environmental impact simulation.…”

Section: Augmented Reality Application In Urban Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Public participation in urban design with augmented reality technology based on indicator evaluation

Wang

Lin

2023

Front. Virtual Real.

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Decision-making processes in traditional urban design approaches are mainly top-down. Such processes have defects including not only taking a long time to examine design results but also leading to irreversible impacts after design implementation. Policymakers and researchers stress the importance of collaborating with different stakeholders in the process of urban design policy and guideline making in order to minimize these negative impacts. However, introducing public participation into urban design from the bottom up is challenging, especially when the process involves abstract urban design concepts such as indicators. This paper explores a new workflow aimed at enhancing public participation to cooperate in urban design work with the help of a newly designed platform tool powered by mobile augmented-reality technologies. The platform is intuitive to use and displays scenes of potential urban design results by superimposing the virtual models onto real-world environments on mobile devices. The public stakeholders are provided with this platform on-site to evaluate the initial values of urban design indicators by interacting with the prototype design along with an immersive experience. They can also grow familiar with the concepts of the given indicators during this process, which helps them better understand the implications of guidelines in future published urban design drafts and estimate the potential results. Their feedback is collected, which can help urban designers further optimize the indicators in urban design guideline making in order to improve their rationality. This process of urban design involving public participation is repeatable, which makes it possible to continuously adjust the design results. A user study was conducted to examine the platform’s usability and its ability to enhance public familiarity with the concepts of given indicators and their willingness to participate in urban design evaluation. The study also attests to the possibility of a workflow that integrates public feedback with the urban design process.

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Section: Augmented Reality Application In Urban Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Public participation in urban design with augmented reality technology based on indicator evaluation

Wang

Lin

2023

Front. Virtual Real.

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“…Virtual and Augmented Reality (VR/AR) technologies offer immersive experiences that greatly improve stakeholder engagement (Theguardian, 2024) (Imottesjo & Kain, 2022). Construction managers can use these technologies to provide stakeholders with virtual walkthroughs of the project, allowing them to visualize the final outcome and make informed decisions.…”

Section: Adopting Virtual and Augmented Reality (Vr/ar) For Stakehold...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Navigating Construction Project Outcomes: Synergy through the Evolution of Digital Innovation and Strategic Management

et al. 2024

IJLRET

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The ongoing high rate of construction project failures worldwide is often blamed on the difficulties of managing stakeholders. This highlights the crucial role of strategic management (SM) in achieving project success. This study investigates how integrating digital tools into the SM framework can effectively address stakeholder-related challenges. This work specifically focuses on the impact of evolving digital tools, such as Project Management Software (PMS) (e.g., Basecamp and Wrike), Building Information Modeling (BIM) (e.g., Tekla BIMsight and Autodesk Navisworks), Virtual and Augmented Reality (VR/AR) (e.g., Microsoft HoloLens), drones and remote monitoring, and social media and Web-Based platforms, in improving stakeholder engagement and project outcomes. Through existing literature with examples of failed projects, the study highlights how the evolution of digital tools will serve as facilitators within the strategic management process. These tools offer benefits such as real-time data access, enhanced visualization, and more efficient workflows to mitigate stakeholder challenges in construction projects. The findings indicate that integrating digital tools with SM principles effectively addresses stakeholder challenges, resulting in improved project outcomes and stakeholder satisfaction. The research advocates for a combined approach that embraces both strategic management and digital innovation to navigate the complex stakeholder landscape in construction projects.

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“…[2022], experimenting with the notion of AI's effect on education was the goal of this investigation. It is clear what the ethical implications are, as well as a set of suggestions for implementing AI-assisted teaching and learning in practise [23]. According to Sepasgozar [2022], case-based storytelling is the teaching method used in the development and implementation of new virtual tour models for on-the-job training.…”

Section: Wireless Communications and Mobile Computingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Practice of Artificial Intelligence and Virtual Reality Technology in College English Dialogue Scene Simulation

Luo

2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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English is regarded as one of the most important business languages in the world. Various technologies have been developed to aid language acquisition in this field. The academic and corporate worlds are both responding favorably to technology intrusion in business communication abilities. The new normal condition is presenting a plethora of options to study a language, particularly English for nonnative speakers, using one of the immersive platforms, virtual reality. Striving people must improve their fluency and proficiency in order to stay competitive in the commercial sector. Learners might benefit from considering business-specific English in this situation. The research examines how virtual reality (VR) allows learners to experience business-related situations in a hands-on manner. It also addresses scenarios in which learners might maximize their professional potential. A mixed methodology study demonstrates how virtual reality technologies may be used to enhance English communication abilities. It discusses how different VR applications may pique learners’ attention and passion, as well as several strategies for improving Business English.

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Cited by 12 publications

References 63 publications

Public participation in urban design with augmented reality technology based on indicator evaluation

Public participation in urban design with augmented reality technology based on indicator evaluation

Navigating Construction Project Outcomes: Synergy through the Evolution of Digital Innovation and Strategic Management

Practice of Artificial Intelligence and Virtual Reality Technology in College English Dialogue Scene Simulation

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