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Title: | INTEGRATION OF FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS WITH MOBILE AUGMENTED REALITY | Authors: | LI WENKAI | Keywords: | augmented reality, finite element analysis, server-client, visualization, tracking, mobile computing | Issue Date: | 21-Dec-2017 | Citation: | LI WENKAI (2017-12-21). INTEGRATION OF FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS WITH MOBILE AUGMENTED REALITY. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. | Abstract: | The finite element analysis (FEA) method is a powerful mathematical technique for obtaining approximate solutions to complex problems in engineering and physical sciences. Conventional FEA software is usually carried out in an off-site virtual environment with counter-intuitive user interfaces. To improve the efficiency of problem solving and make FEA easily applicable, a mobile AR-based framework for outdoor finite element structural analysis is proposed. The proposed solution integrates FEA simulation, scientific visualization and sensor measurement into a mobile AR-based environment. FEA results are visualized directly on real-world objects and this allows users to analyze the practical problems on-site with their mobile devices. Near real-time FEA simulation can be performed and the users can customize loading conditions of the structures being analyzed with their mobile devices. The system is developed on a server-client architecture, and the mobile tracking and remote visualization are optimized based on this architecture. | URI: | http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/142081 |
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