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Assessing augmented reality in production: remote-assisted maintenance with HoloLens

Wolfgang Vorraber, Johannes Gasser, Helena Webb, Dietmar Neubacher, Philipp Url

2020Procedia CIRP77 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

Digitalisation provides many opportunities for process improvements by using smart devices such as Augmented-reality (AR) displays in production. Nevertheless, in-depth studies about the effects of these applications on key performance process indicators are sparse. The goal of this study is to evaluate AR-based remote maintenance processes supported by cutting edge optical head-mounted display technology. A total of 12 test runs conducted with real-world maintenance engineers in a real-world industry setting were analysed based on video recordings and semi-structured interviews. The study identified both case-specific and general issues, and the inherent potential of the technology.

Topics & Concepts

Augmented realityProduction (economics)Process (computing)Key (lock)EngineeringComputer scienceEnhanced Data Rates for GSM EvolutionManufacturing engineeringSystems engineeringHuman–computer interactionMultimediaTelecommunicationsComputer securityMacroeconomicsOperating systemEconomicsAugmented Reality ApplicationsVirtual Reality Applications and Impacts
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