Experience the non-Existent through Mixed Reality Paradigm

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Experience the non-Existent through Mixed Reality Paradigm ImmerZone Experience the non-Existent through Mixed Reality Paradigm

Context Background Trends Business Areas

Background 1 of 2 About Mixed Reality About the Device Mixed reality is the result of blending the physical world with the digital world, a new evolution in human, computer and environment interaction unlocking possibilities that were restricted to our imagination only so far. An application of Mixed Reality goes beyond displays and includes spatial sound, environmental input, location etc. Combination of computer processing, human input and environmental input set the opportunity of creating a true Mixed Reality Experience. Works using the medium of Holograms, objects made of light and sound that appear in the world around, just as if they were real objects. Holograms respond to user’s gaze, gestures and voice commands and can interact with real-world surfaces around the user. With holograms, one can create digital objects that are part of real world. About the Device Microsoft HoloLens enabled user to visualize and work with digital contents and objects as part of real world through Holograms bringing mixed reality promises to live.

Background 2 of 2 How MR is different from AR and VR Augmented Reality (AR) is an overlay of Digital Content on the Real World, Virtual Reality (VR) is a completely Digital Environment that fully replaces the Real World and Mixed Reality (MR) is when Virtual Environment is not just overlaid on Real World but it is anchored to interacts with that. AR and VR remains at two ends of MR Spectrum while being more towards the middle of the spectrum ensures better MR experience. Why to use Holograms for MR Implementation Holograms places Digital Content in Real World as if it were really there, while just Immersion just creates the Sense of Presence by hiding the Physical World and replacing that with Digital Experience. Hence Hologram based MR implementation generate better experience in terms of experiencing the Virtual amidst Real. That is why HoloLens is the leading Device for Mixed Reality Implementation.

Trends Industry wise Technology Spend Fraction in MR Level of Business Interest in MR across Industry

Business Areas Industry – Automobile Industry – Life Sciences Industry – Financial Sector Modelling of a Car in Design Lab Training of Qualified Mechanics Troubleshooting of Car Problems in Workshop Pharma R&D in Lab Organ and Instrument Study Surgery Modernization Remote Physician Visit Security Compliant Branch Design Loan & Mortgage Processing Market Analysis& Trading Industry – Retail Industry – Education & Gaming Industry – Manufacturing Fitment of Fashion Items on Individual Fitment of Household Items at Home Interior Post Purchase Guided User Manual Education & Game Design Geographical, Medical, Aeronautical Study Action based Gaming in Physical Ecosystem Product Design Training of Qualified Mechanics Troubleshooting of Product Issues Remote Resolution by Mechanics

Solutions Approach Feature Set Architecture Technology

Approach Human Body Action as Controller Eye Movement Neck Movement Natural Gaze Range 360 Degree Coverage Sitting / Standing position Arms Reach & Movement Free Body Movement Working with Senses Surrounding Ambience works as Digital Interface with Physical Parameters Device Support Distance Design Vergence Accommodation Computer Vision Touch Proprioception Sound Guiding Principles Head Tracking is the Primary Sensory Demand Frame rates needs to controlled in moderate way Resolution issues are less noticeable when subject matter is within tangible distance Movement breaks the illusion or presence unless accompanied by an obvious means of Locomotion

Feature Set Handling Parts & Objects Real & Virtual Collaboration Display Object List as Carousel Assembly of Composite Object from Parts Palette Disassembling of Object into parts Iterative Disassembly of Objects Real & Virtual Collaboration Multi-way discussion with Individuals over IMs Call and Texting to Phone Virtual Presence of Remote SME Live Sharing of MR view from Collaborating User(s) Co-creation of Design Objects Diverse User Action Types Spatial Drag, Tap, Bloom Vision Tracking driven Command Gesture Command Voice Command Guided Navigation External Data / Content Association Access to Relational / Non-Relational Data Artifacts from Repository e.g. Manual Image Library Browsing e.g. Catalog Playback Media e.g. Training Video Diverse Object Operations Copy & Clone Apply Colours and Styles Resize and Zooming – In / Out Spinning – automated & guided Spatial Movement Miscellaneous Complex Operations Templatization & On Demand Usage of Objects Comparison of Real and Virtual Object Parameters Maintenance of Job Checklist with Checkpoint Status

Architecture

Technology

Benefits Value Delivery Success Stories

Value Delivery Reduction in Operational Hazards of arranging heavy and complex objects physically Reduction is Expense by accessing elements virtually yet getting the real feel of ambience Increased Accuracy and Efficiency by watching the non-existent items Higher User Adoption through real world feel from virtual objects Ultra Modern Collaboration with virtual co-presence

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