Augmented Reality for Architects
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The document discusses the integration of augmented reality (AR) in architecture, highlighting its benefits for architects in project visualization and marketing. It covers various aspects of AR, including its definition, types, and functionality, as well as the role of architects in utilizing these advanced rendering technologies. The document also outlines the expertise and vision of Jumbo Systems & Solutions in advancing AR and other technologies in India.
Augmented Reality for Architects
- 1. Augmented Reality for an Architect By Gaurav Kudalkar Director, Jumbo Systems & Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
- 2. Augmented Reality for an Architect Index About Jumbo Systems & Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Architect’s Role Helping developer’s in selling their project Upcoming Trends (Advanced Rendering Techniques) Target or Marker based Augmented Reality Hands on Experience
- 3. About Jumbo Systems & Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
- 4. Profile We, Jumbo systems & solutions Pvt. Ltd. are active in the field of Systems Integration (S.I.) of I.T. hardware & software for more than 14 years with the turnover of Rs. 20 Crores last year. Our expertise starts with designing customized solutions around various types of hardware & software as per customers’ requirement. The hardware includes computers, laptops, servers, workstations, cluster servers, blade servers, rendering farms etc. Also covers higher end fiber optics & wireless technology based integration of LAN & WAN along with ISO 27001 type of compliances & certifications.
- 5. Our Clientele Corporate Organisations. Central & State Government Organisations & Undertakings University & Educational Institutes Media & Commercial Entertainment Companies Software Development Companies & M.N.C.s
- 6. Our Vision We wish to emerge as a Pioneer & State of the Art Systems Integrator (S.I.) towards the Technology base Advanced Rendering Solutions like Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, Mixed Reality, Motion Capturing, Robotics, etc. in India. This is keeping line with the similar type of activity that company is successfully doing today, which will be implemented towards the Advanced Rendering Technology using related hardware & software.
- 8. Designer The architect hired by a client is responsible for creating a design concept that meets the requirements of that client and provides a facility suitable to the required use.
- 9. Environmental Architect is required to remain abreast of current regulations related with Environment & should make client aware.
- 10. Constructor Depending on the client's needs and the jurisdiction's requirements, the spectrum of the architect's services during construction stages may be extensive or less involved.
- 11. Roles which differentiate Winning Architect from other Architects Fundraiser Sales
- 12. Fundraiser
- 13. Sales
- 14. Helping developers in selling their Project Brochures, Linear Walkthrough, Interactive Walkthrough
- 15. Brochure
- 18. Upcoming Trends (Advance Rendering Technologies)
- 19. Advance Rendering Technologies, topics to be discussed: Augmented Reality (AR) Why AR? How AR works? Categories of AR Virtual Reality (VR) Augmented Reality vs Virtual Reality Augmented Virtuality Mixed Reality (MR) Display Devices used in Advanced Rendering Technologies Applications of Advance Rendering Technologies
- 21. What is Augmented Reality (AR)? Definition: Augmented Reality is a combination of real scene viewed and a virtual scene generated by a computer that augments the scene with additional information. An AR adds virtual computer generated objects, audio & other sense enhancements to a real world environment.
- 22. Real Scene Scene Generated by a Computer
- 23. Why AR? AR enhances the user experience which creates positive impact towards brand and company. AR reduces the infrastructure cost, as it runs on users hardware.
- 24. How AR works Pick a real world scene Add virtual object (Prepared by Bhaumik sir) Replace some portion of real world scene by virtual object (Augmentation). Run the clubbed scene in real time.
- 25. Categories of AR AR is categorised mainly in two categories Target / Marker based Augmented Reality (Discussed in details) Location based Augmented Reality
- 26. Target or Marker based Augmented Reality In Target / Marker based augmented reality the main features of Target are predefined in the application. When applications locates the target in the image through camera, target’s position & orientation gets calculated and Virtual Object is augmented as per that information.
- 27. Location Based Augmented Reality In Location based Augmented Reality, device’s latitude & longitude is find out through GPS or other Geo based protocols; device’s orientation is calculated through gyroscope & Virtual Object augmented accordingly.
- 28. Virtual Reality Virtual Reality means immersing into different environment at-least visually. When we immerse into different environment with all senses then it is called as complete immersion. Through Motion trackers & interactive devices we can interact with Virtual World.
- 29. Augmented Reality (AR) vs Virtual Reality (VR) Augmented Reality System augments the real world scene. User maintains a sense of presence in real world. Needs a mechanism to combine virtual & real world. Virtual Reality Totally immersive environment. Visual and other senses are under control of system. Real world doesn’t exist in virtual reality.
- 30. Milgram's Reality Virtuality Continuum
- 31. Mixed Reality (MR) is an advance form of an AR Virtual Object
- 32. All these technologies like AR, VR, MR, etc. are called Advanced Rendering Technologies and to do so they need display devices.
- 33. LED Screen
- 34. Handheld Display (Mobile / Tablet)
- 35. Head Mounted Display (HMD)
- 36. Eye Glasses
- 37. Augmented Reality Contact Lens
- 38. Applications of advanced rendering technologies Viewing Construction Entertainment Medical Educational Defence
- 40. Entertainment
- 41. Medical
- 42. Defence
- 43. Target or Marker based Augmented Reality
- 44. Target or Marker based Augmented Reality What is a Target or a Marker? Types of Target or Marker? Plain Image vs Coded Image Virtual Object & types of Virtual Object
- 45. What is Target or Marker? Target is an object, which is recognisable by our AR application. To make any object recognisable by our application, its distinctive features have to be known to our application. Object can be made recognisable by doing Image Processing and storing that processed result for future comparisons.
- 46. Types of Target / Marker Single Image Cuboid Cylinder or Cone 3D Object
- 47. Single Image
- 48. Processed Image with Distinctive Pattern
- 49. Virtual Object successfully deployed over the Target Image
- 50. Cuboid
- 51. Cylinder or Cone
- 52. 3D Object
- 53. Types of Single Images Plain Image Coded Image Plain image is discussed in previous examples. Now let us see what is coded Image?
- 54. Are they same???
- 55. Now try this one… If you see them through application they are JVAR (Jumbo Virtual & Augmented Reality) , Ping & Star respectively.
- 56. Virtual Object & types of Virtual Objects Virtual Object is a Computer Generated Graphic Augmented on Target Image, whose Position & Orientation linked with Position & Orientation of Target Image. The Virtual Object can be an Image,3D Graphical Object, AV (Audio or Video), Animation, Alpha-Numeric Character or a combination of all.
- 57. Image
- 58. 3D Graphical Object This is Tissot’s application on Augmented Reality which augments their watches on user’s hand. User can visualise the watch on his hand without wearing it.
- 59. A/V (Audio or Video)
- 60. Animation This is me demonstrating AR application for Kids. Here H for Horse can be interactive.