Augmented and virtual reality for inspection and maintenance processes in the aviation industry
Semantic Scholar · Article · 6dfa07e69b48761aac9c1359c4005bd01ea13614 · Published 2018-01-01 · 5 authors
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Abstract
Abstract Maturity of augmented and virtual reality devices has considerably grown recently. As processes in the aviation industry are error prone and time consuming, efforts are made to implement these technologies to support human workers during inspection and maintenance. Nevertheless, varying process and device characteristics impede the selection of a suitable technology. A concept is presented to evaluate the potential of inspection and maintenance processes in the aviation industry regarding the use of mixed reality systems. Four different use cases are discussed applying augmented or virtual reality devices in an industrial context.
Authors
- Henrik Eschen
- T. Kötter
- R. Rodeck
- Martin Harnisch
- T. Schüppstuhl
Keywords
- Computer Science
- Engineering
Citation
Henrik Eschen, T. Kötter, R. Rodeck , et al. (2018). Augmented and virtual reality for inspection and maintenance processes in the aviation industry. Semantic Scholar ID 6dfa07e69b48761aac9c1359c4005bd01ea13614. https://doi.org/10.1016/J.PROMFG.2018.01.022 ↗