Project Image Pool
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Change Detection
The images graphically show the deviations between the BIM model and reality.
Copyright: Schönauer
Interaction menu
The figure shows the interaction menu of the AR inspection tool.
Copyright: Urban
Remote-Expert-System
The figure shows the user interface of the remote expert system.
Copyright: Urban
Overlay of the TGA model
The figure shows the superimposition of the AR model with reality from the perspective of the AR user.
Copyright: Urban
Prototype B - Turn window opening to outside
This prototype is a sil-integrated window featuring mechatronic fittings. The window can be offset parallely into a ventilation position. From the ventilation position, the window can be opened in a 90 degree turn position. The window offers a very minimalistic appearance for use in punctuated facades.
Copyright: Holzforschung Austria
Prototype C - Swing window
This prototype offers a swing operation, which is controlled via mechatronic components. As such it offers a wide variety of opening positions for different purposes as small-scale ventilation.
Copyright: Holzforschung Austria
Prototype D - (offsetting) sliding window
This window features an offset-and-slide opening and appears in a full-glass style (in line with inner or out wall surface). During the opening operation, the window gets offset parallely first, and can then be pushed aside on invisible telescope rails. These reails can not be seen in the closed fashion, as such the window is rather perceived as a fixed glazing than as a sliding window. The parallel-offset allows for ventilation without full opening of the window.
Copyright: Holzforschung Austria
Constituents of vacuum glass products (principles)
This illustrations shows the main constituents of vacuum glass products: Glass edge seal, vacuum gap, distance pillar and bordering glass panes.
