Yuksel Aliev
Galina Ivanova
ABSTRACT
The report contains a description of augmented reality technology application in the education and training of mechanical engineers. Software for augmented reality marker tracking for mechanical engineering education is created and described. An approach for design a textbook with 3D models of cutting tools, measuring tools and special equipment, visualised using augmented reality is presented.
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