Augmented Reality AR

The AVR Platform is a scalable, cloud based, Software-as-a-Service augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) Platform.

Companies should be open to the possibilities of working with other companies, and to extend their reach beyond the four walls of their enterprise.

You can take your pick of revolutionary technologies changing the world today. In the field of design engineering, technologies like simulation, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, additive manufacturing and sensor-laden, connected products are just a few with society-altering promise.

A fully immersive virtual design engineering software user interface may await in the future, but many immersive design technologies are already reality. We’ve collected some of DE’s coverage of AR, VR, advanced rendering and simulation visualization in this...

This digital issue features rounds up DE’s recent coverage of immersive design engineering technologies, such as virtual and augmented reality, digital twins, remote rendering, simulation visualization and more.

ONU 3DLite reportedly simplifies and streamlines 3D asset creation for engineers, designers and digital content creators.

Meta will offer 3D CAD viewing capabilities in augmented reality (AR) integrated with Dassault Systèmes’ SOLIDWORKS applications.

New technologies emerge to let engineers monitor, interpret and incorporate human emotions into product design.

Desktop-centric CAD user interfaces are transforming to keep up with touch displays and AR-VR gear.

Theorem’s launched Visualization Experience app for use on augmented, mixed and virtual reality devices has been designed and developed to be device agnostic.

Off-the-shelf app reportedly allows industrial users to create persistent AR scenes with live data, schematics, forms and videos within minutes of installation.

Software enables platform-independent industrial AR application development.

Solutions provide the ability to create and deploy platform-independent industrial AR applications.

Where there are no humans interacting, it is of little use, engineers caution.