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Distributed design review using tangible augmented technical drawings
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DOI：10.1016/j.cad.2008.10.015.png)
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In this work we integrate augmented reality technology in a product development process using real technical drawings as a tangible interface for design review. We present an original collaborative framework for Augmented Design Review Over Network (ADRON). It provides the following features: augmented technical drawings, interactive FEM simulation, multimodal annotation and chat tools, web content integration and collaborative client/server architecture. Our framework is intended to use common hardware instead of expensive and complex virtual or augmented facilities. We designed the interface specifically for users with little or no augmented reality expertise proposing tangible interfaces for data review and visual editing for all the functions and configurations. Two case studies are presented and discussed: a real-time touch and see stress/strain simulation and a collaborative distributed design review session of an industrial component. (C) 2008 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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Augmented reality
Collaborative design review
FEM data visualization
3D model annotation
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