Using Augmented Reality in Construction Project Activities
Author(s) -
Serkan Kıvrak,
G. Arslan
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
tamap journal of engineering
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2602-2362
DOI - 10.29371/2018.3.64
Subject(s) - augmented reality , tile , construction industry , pre construction services , construction engineering , productivity , engineering management , quality (philosophy) , construction management , building construction , integrated project delivery , engineering , computer science , architectural engineering , project management , project planning , systems engineering , civil engineering , human–computer interaction , art , philosophy , epistemology , structural engineering , economics , visual arts , macroeconomics
Augmented reality is one of the innovative technologies that will provide significant benefits to construction project applications in the future. In this study, an augmented reality system is developed for improving construction project activities. By using this system, construction workers, equipment operators, engineers and managers can follow each step of the construction activities that they are responsible for. Users can access necessary information about training materials and construction methods related to the construction works. Thus, construction engineers and workers can learn the correct methods of project activities and prevent themselves to make wrong productions. The system is tested in ceramic tile installation. It has been proposed that the system can improve the quality and productivity of construction activities and therefore provide significant contributions to the construction industry.
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