Thomas Pönitz
ABSTRACT
Nowadays factories are highly flexible and adaptive industrial environments backed by digital models. To ease the interaction of human workers with these environments and represent hidden information and contexts, we propose a large-scale extended reality system for industrial settings. The huge application potential is demonstrated with various interaction methods like trigger zones, guide paths, ergonomics guidance, and restricted areas.
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Digital Library
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