Journal
ICINCO: PROCEEDINGS OF THE 16TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INFORMATICS IN CONTROL, AUTOMATION AND ROBOTICS, VOL 2
Volume -, Issue -, Pages 627-636Publisher
SCITEPRESS
DOI: 10.5220/0007920806270636
Keywords
Industry 4.0; Augmented Reality; Industrial Augmented Reality; Internet of Things; Cyber-physical Systems; Industrial Operator Support; Smart Factory; Task Execution; Edge Computing
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- INTERREG V A de la Grande Region
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With the ongoing development of both, augmented and virtual reality new important paths open for the use of computer aided manufacturing. Microsoft's new mixed reality device, the HoloLens bridges the gap between reality and digital content by injecting holograms into the user's field of view. This new way of showcasing digital data enable whole new fields to for development. In this paper, the verification of CNC machining with the Microsoft Hololens will be illustrated and examined. This paper will introduce a framework which enables users to perform machine simulation using Augmented Reality. Machine models can be picked on a remote computer and be loaded into the Hololens as holograms. Through the framework they can be simulated, and the machining processes observed before the actual process starts.
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