Knowledge integration for annotating in virtual environments
Stephane Aubry,
Indira Thouvenin,
Dominique Lenne and
Shigeki Okawa
International Journal of Product Development, 2007, vol. 4, issue 6, 533-546
Abstract:
Annotations in virtual environment are the means to improve communication in distant collaborative design. In the Matrics project, we develop a platform to support annotation-based collaboration and associate those annotations with a knowledge model. We present the collaborative design situations we are working on and split them into three subsituations: symmetrical collaboration, workflows and project re-exploitation. In these situations, collaboration problems often arise. We present a solution that consists in enabling the designers to directly annotate their model in the 3D-environment as well as its implementation in an application for annotating in VR environments. Then, we discuss tests on this application and the need to link the annotations to a knowledge model. We present the knowledge model, the ways to exploit it as well as experiments in order to evaluate the benefits of knowledge integration in the annotating environment.
Keywords: 3D annotations; product design; ontology; knowledge management; collaborative virtual environment; virtual reality; product development; collaborative design; knowledge integration. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2007
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