Synthetic Viewing
Synthetic Viewing facilitates maintenance in inaccessible environments, by enriching with Augmented Reality, camera images or even calibrated to operate in a virtual reality environment.
What is Synthetic Viewing
The system analyzes Synthetic Viewing camera images to identify and follow relevant objects in the scene. Their location and orientation on the basis of this spatial information is imported from a CAD model and is updated real-time.
The calibrated models form the basis for adding Augmented Features, which are projected as an overlay on the camera images, or for creating completely artificial virtual reality scenes with high contrast and resolution.
Synthetic Viewing makes it possible, for example, to make occluded (hidden) features visible or to provide a better approach for performing the task.
Applications
- Maintenance in environments with limited visibility
- Identifying and locating objects based on camera images
- Adding additional information in the field of view (a mechanic gets in image tags that describe parts of a system)
- Visualizing occluded objects
Application areas
- Fusion
- Fission
- Space
- Capital Goods
- Subsea
- Oil & Gas
Benefits
- Clear and intuitive understanding of the environment, which actions can be performed faster and safer
- The database object data is a source of information for system administration and optimization of operations
- Easy to use
- Additional information visually available
- Any distance can be bridged
- Accessibility and reliability is increased