ProjectHMLP

Chair for Computer Aided Medical Procedures & Augmented Reality
Lehrstuhl für Informatikanwendungen in der Medizin & Augmented Reality

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HMLP - Head Mounted Laser Projector

The Portable or Head Mounted Laser Projector is the prototype of a user centered 3D instruction placement system for industrial applications. The information provided by the system distinguishes between where-to-act and what-to-do. The augmented reality laser projector displays the simple where-to-act information directly on an object in the environment. A standard screen is used to display the more complex what-to-do information.
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The first pictures shows the helmet with the built in laser projector, the second a laser projected augmentations on a white body (highlighting a whelding point) .

Systems 2006

The laser projector system was adapted to the quality assurance process in the white body production of cars. In the series production of white bodies the quality of their welding points has to be checked in regular intervals. The points to be checked vary from one door to the next, even if the same type of door is checked - this has statistical reasons dealing with the occurrence of negative findings. Points have to be checked with a variety of different methods: visual inspection, ultrasonic test, destruction test. We support the worker in this process with our Augmented Reality Laser Projection System: an augmented laser projected higligting shows directly on the white body where the welding point is located and a normal TFT-Screen displays additional information (what-to-do) to the worker.

The system was shown at "Produktion der Zukunft" at the Systems 2006 fair in Munich:

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Associated People

BjoernSchwerdtfeger
ChristianScheurle

Associated Projects/ Open/Running Thesis

Head Mounted Laser Projector


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