Abstract

Recently, Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) has been integrated into the development of AR systems. Using conventional SLAM adoption method to overlay a building information model (BIM) onto the image of a real scene on handheld device in a construction site will result in poor model overlaying accuracy owing to the relatively unique environment and monotonous texture of such environment. This paper proposes an adoption method of SLAM suitable for construction environment to improve positioning accuracy for the fitting of BIMs for the AR presentation. In addition, a AR system to visualize construction progress on-site is developed. It allows site personnel to input on-site work progress through an AR device, then compares the originally planned construction progress with the actual on-site progress, and presents BIM components using different colors in the AR mode to show whether work progress on each component is ahead or behind schedule intuitively.

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