Experiments with augmented reality for supporting education in distributed product design solution evaluation

Philip Farrugia; Jonathan Borg; Andrew Wodehouse; Hilary Grierson; Ahmed Kovacevic; Vidovics Balazs

Experiments with augmented reality for supporting education in distributed product design solution evaluation

Philip Farrugia, Jonathan Borg, Andrew Wodehouse, Hilary Grierson, Ahmed Kovacevic, Vidovics Balazs

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Abstract

This paper presents results of an experiment set up to exploit the impact of using Augmented Reality (AR) whilst groups of engineering design students from Malta, Scotland, London and Hungary were collaborating on designing different parts making up a car seat belt mechanism. In particular, the experiment focuses on the distributed, real-time evaluation of the emerging design solution. The results achieved are encouraging and the paper contributes insights of the suitability of using AR in distributed and collaborative design evaluation scenarios.

Original language	English
Pages	1-7
Number of pages	7
Publication status	Published - 1 Apr 2016
Event	International Conference on Augmented Reality for Technical Entrepreneurs (ARTE’16) - Budapest, Romania Duration: 1 Apr 2016 → 2 Apr 2016

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Conference	International Conference on Augmented Reality for Technical Entrepreneurs (ARTE’16)
Abbreviated title	ARTE 2016
Country/Territory	Romania
City	Budapest
Period	1/04/16 → 2/04/16

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distributed augmented reality
solution evaluation
collaborative design

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