International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET)
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Volume: 11 Issue: 02 | Feb 2024
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AR Application: Homewise Vision Ms. Vaishali Rane, Om Awadhoot, Bhargav Gajare, Karan Jain, Pratik More Department of Computer Engineering, Thakur Polytechnic, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India ---------------------------------------------------------------------***--------------------------------------------------------------------ABSTRACT - The transformative role of Augmented Reality (AR) in architecture, utilizing smartphones, tablets, or AR headsets to superimpose 3D images onto the physical environment. AR tools on mobile devices replace the need for paper documents on construction sites, enabling construction engineers to seamlessly access digital information. The research specifically focuses on the 3D presentation of Building Information Modeling (BIM) data through AR, providing architects with an easily navigable and immersive experience. AR not only offers insight into the final building's appearance but also ensures reliable data, aiding in identifying and preventing clashes within design plans. The study assesses the practical implications and benefits of AR in architecture, highlighting its significant contributions to visualization, accessibility, and design coordination. Key Words: Augmented Reality, Smart infrastructure, Mixed Reality, BIM, Design Collaboration, Visualization, Technology Integration
Figure 1: Augmented Reality Headset
1. INTRODUCTION
2. LITERATURE REVIEW
In the dynamic realm of architecture, the integration of Augmented Reality (AR) has emerged as a transformative force, revolutionizing the presentation of building concepts. At the forefront of this technological wave stands the Homewise Vision Project, a groundbreaking initiative that seeks to redefine the very essence of urban living. The traditional approach to project presentations has been transcended, as Homewise utilizes AR to offer an interactive and immersive experience in showcasing realistic 3D models of architectural designs.[3]
The integration of Augmented Reality (AR) technologies in architectural design and real estate stands as a significant paradigm shift, offering transformative possibilities in the visualization of complete houses during the early stages of development. AR serves as a powerful tool that empowers architects, clients, and stakeholders to immerse themselves in a digital representation of the entire house, revolutionizing the traditional design and construction processes.[2] This approach enables architects to overlay intricate 3D models onto physical spaces, providing a realistic preview of the house's layout, design elements, and spatial relationships. This early-stage visualization proves to be instrumental in fostering dynamic exploration of various design options, facilitating rapid prototyping, and allowing iterative refinement of architectural concepts. Architects, armed with AR technologies, can engage in a more interactive and collaborative design process, ultimately leading to enhanced creativity and innovation.
This innovation proves particularly impactful during client presentations, where the technology empowers clients to explore and scrutinize building concepts from various angles, zooming in and out for a comprehensive understanding. Beyond mere technological novelty, the Homewise Vision Project represents a holistic approach to urban development, weaving together technology, sustainability, and community-centric design to blueprint the future of our urban environments. As we navigate the evolving landscape of contemporary living, Homewise envisions not just structures, but dynamic, interconnected spaces that harmonize with the needs and aspirations of the communities they serve.
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Key to this process are marker-based AR systems, which play a pivotal role in accurately placing virtual elements within the real-world environment. The use of markers ensures precision in aligning virtual models with physical spaces, contributing to a more accurate and reliable visualization experience. The interactive nature of AR not
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