Shipbuilding Cable Installation with AR
summary
Electric Boat uses an AR tablet app that overlays 3D wire-harness models on real electrical cabinets, driven by a preexisting CAD wire model, marker-based localization and persistent progress tracking so installers check off wires and resume later; code stack is Java/C++ with OpenGL, OpenCV and Tango examples, and production release of Sparky targets by year end. A follow-on project, Argos, targets room-size cable routing with a new markerless registration algorithm that matches planar patches from CAD to the scene to drive hanger-by-hanger routing.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:12About Electric Boat
- 0:49Electric Boat History
- 1:26Construction Process
- 2:04Sparky Project
- 4:18Project Walkthrough
- 8:31Development Issues
- 9:52Tools
- 12:16Open Source
- 13:47Data Access
- 14:46Limitations
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