Augmented reality is steadily arriving in our reality. This so-called extended reality enriches the real view with additional information, images and notes. Through interaction with users, it can extend human sensory perception and greatly enrich our working lives, leisure, health, education and culture.
Especially for very complex tasks, AR offers important assistance and can be integrated into almost any field. It is currently being used increasingly in design and engineering, maintenance and medicine.
In maintenance, for example, the parts of a device are “labelled” and the mechanic receives work instructions. In medicine, AR can show the surgeon concealed organs during an operation based on previous tomography or current image data from ultrasound devices or open MRI scanners, and thus make a decisive contribution to the success of the procedure. We are also working on AR, but more on that later…
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