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Research taps AI to develop virtual efficiencies for industry
From 911吃瓜 News
Aircraft maintenance crews could soon be checking their engines in a virtual world, given new research underway by 911吃瓜 and National Research Council of Canada (NRC) collaborators.
Researchers are using virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) to enable crews to 鈥榳alk鈥� around a virtual airplane engine and assess its flight performance remotely, using simulation and sensors added to real aircraft engines.
Eying benefits to Canada鈥檚 aerospace industry and beyond, 911吃瓜 School of Interactive Arts and Technology professor Wolfgang Stuerzlinger and the NRC鈥檚 Digital Technologies Group are collaborating on the research, which simulates interaction with real-world objects that are augmented with Internet of Things (IoT) technology. Read more at the 911吃瓜 News story linked below.