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TITLE: “AR car showroom with artificial intelligence for enhanced user
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ABSTRACT
This car showroom app,
which is a multi platform
compatible, is a real
world application which
uses augmented reality to
display a 3D version of a
car so that can view all
the smallest of the details
that are present in that
car.
Also nowadays, people
like to use their voice to
interact with their phone
or any other software
system.
So this app includes
Artificial Intelligence that
provides various
functionalities for a user
to interact with the app.
BY:
SUHAS. K. C
SUJAY. B. R
SOURAV GOWDA
Under the guidance of:
Meenakshi Sundaram
(Associate Professor)
School of C&IT
REVA University
Bangalore
experience.”
INTRODUCTION
Augmented reality (AR) is an interactive
experience of a real-world environment where
the objects that reside in the real-world are
"augmented" by computer-generated perceptual
information, sometimes across multiple sensory
modalities,
including visual, auditory, haptic, somatosensory
, and olfactory. The overlaid sensory information
can be constructive (i.e. additive to the natural
environment) or destructive (i.e. masking of the
natural environment) and is seamlessly
interwoven with the physical world such that it
is perceived as an immersive aspect of the real
environment. In this way, augmented reality
alters one's ongoing perception of a real world
environment, whereas virtual reality completely
replaces the user's real world environment with
a simulated one.
METHODOLOGY
We present a simple and intuitive approach to AR content
creation that comprises two steps:
• creation of 3D models from real objects using an image-
based modeling tool
• conversion of the 3D model into an interactive AR element
using an AR authoring tool.
PROPOSED METHODOLOGY FOR CREATING AUGMENTED
REALITY CONTENT
RESULTS
1. Improving customer Reach
Making the customer interaction with our product is the
main outcome of this application. By creating a
augmented reality showroom for our product we are
trying to provide a showroom experience to customers at
the comfort of their house. This indeed is going to
increase the customer interaction and interest towards
our product thereby engaging many customers and
taking out the competition.
2. Increasing sales
AR is not only improving the consumer’s product
experience but changing the way the automotive retail
industry sells cars. With customers beginning their
purchase journey online and with all the relevant
information at their disposal, automotive retail has had to
shift from a product-driven to a customer-centric sales
approach.
3. Transforming product marketing
3D product visualization with AR presents a new,
improved way to showcase their products. Customers
can explore different specifications and models, and then
interact with their customization at home on their drive or
in the car showroom. This means that the car model can
be placed in front of customers, creating a rich and
immersive AR experience.
OBJECTIVES
The Major objectives of this project are:
• To develop an application that can be deployed
in the real world.
• To increase the accuracy of the artificial
intelligence bot and to enhance its natural
language processing power.
• To add accurately modelled 3d cars that bears
about 99% resemblance to the real one.
• To develop a user friendly interface that has a
very high approval rating.
CONCLUSION
• Several possible future directions are speculated
for further research.
• Many HMDs created specifically with AR in mind
need to be developed.
• HMDs are still too clumsy and have limited field of
vision, contrast and resolution.
• HMDs and other wearable equipments, such as
data-gloves and data suits, is a limitation for the
user.
• All wearable equipments need be developed to be
lighter, smaller and easier to work with the user.
REFERENCES
1) T. Akinbiyi, C. E. Reiley, S. Saha, D. Burschka, C. J.
Hasser, D. D. Yuh, and A. M. Okamura, "Dynamic
Augmented Reality for Sensory Substitution in Robot-
Assisted Surgical Systems"
2) D. Aliakseyeu, S. Subramanian, J.-B. Martens, and M.
Rauterberg, "Interaction techniques for navigation
through and manipulation of 2D and 3D data“
3) R. Azuma and C. Furmanski, "Evaluating Label
Placement for Augmented Reality View Management“