Applications of augmented reality technology in design process

Olguín-Martínez, Cynthia Michel; Rivera, Rene Isaac Bracho; Perez, Rita Liss Ramos; Guzmán, Juan Richar Villacorta; Romero-Carazas, Rafael; Suárez, Nancy Rosillo; Mosquera, Aaron Samuel Bracho; Mora-Barajas, José Gregorio; Román-Mireles, Amarelys; Rodríguez-Álvarez, Aida Maygualida; Mora, César Carbache; Esmeraldas, Elizabeth del Carmen Ormaza; Barrios, Bertha Silvana Vera; Vásquez, Mario Pedro Rodríguez; Buelna-Sánchez, Rogelio; De Jesús De La Paz Rosales, María Teresa; Nieves-Lizárraga, Daniel Omar; Velarde-Osuna, Denisse Viridiana; Rivera, Milagros Andrea Bracho

Applications of augmented reality technology in design process

Cynthia Michel Olguín-Martínez, Rene Isaac Bracho Rivera, Rita Liss Ramos Perez, Juan Richar Villacorta Guzmán, Rafael Romero-Carazas, Nancy Rosillo Suárez, Aaron Samuel Bracho Mosquera, José Gregorio Mora-Barajas, Amarelys Román-Mireles, Aida Maygualida Rodríguez-Álvarez, César Carbache Mora, Elizabeth del Carmen Ormaza Esmeraldas, Bertha Silvana Vera Barrios, Mario Pedro Rodríguez Vásquez, Rogelio Buelna-Sánchez, María Teresa De Jesús De La Paz Rosales, Daniel Omar Nieves-Lizárraga, Denisse Viridiana Velarde-Osuna and Milagros Andrea Bracho Rivera

Gamification and Augmented Reality, 2024, vol. 2, 33

Abstract: Introduction: design is a complex process that goes beyond creativity and sketch; it includes the integration of opinions, research on current technologies, evaluation of resources, and collaboration of people. Current three-dimensional effect maps do not fully express the designer's intentions; instead, virtual representation with augmented reality (AR) ensures significant improvements in the process. The objective was to characterize the application of AR technology in design process. Methods: a total of 20 articles in Spanish and English were extracted from Scopus, Science and Springer; using as keywords: augmented reality, industrial design, product design, architectural design, being more than 50 % of the last five years. Results: AR is a visualization tool that combines digitally created data with the real environment. AR environments within the design have three main characteristics, intuitive observation, informative visualization and immersive interaction. They focus on product visualization, usage simulation and ergonomic analysis, hybrid/augmented prototyping, industrial design assembly. The designer can view and interact with the prototype in a way that is realistic and also able to connect the virtual prototype with materialized designs. Conclusions: augmented reality technology guarantees improvements in production time, use of resources, effectiveness and acceptance of the design; It allows you to view the model on a real scale, modify and adjust the virtual space at will, as well as great adaptability and the possibility of positive feedback.

Date: 2024
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