Multi-view VR system for co-located multidisciplinary collaboration and its application in ergonomic design
Communication avec acte
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LI, BoLOU, RudingPOSSELT, JavierSEGONDS, FrédéricMERIENNE, FrédéricKEMENY, AndrasAbstract
In co-located collaborative environment for product design, new groupware of multi-view system allows multiple experts to have individual visual information. A co-located multi-view VR system and a multidisciplinary task have been created and studied. Results show that using multi-view VR system achieves a better effectiveness and user performance. Then, an application for collaborative ergonomic design is explored and an industrial multidisciplinary scenario is realized with proposed system.
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