Development of Real Time 3D Visualizations for Mixed Reality

T. Diaz
Karagozian and Case, Inc., California, United States

Keywords: Multi-Sensor Integration, Cross-Platform Visualization, Scalable Data Architecture, Immersive Collaboration, Mixed Reality

Advanced Virtual Environments with Real Time Visualizations (AVERTV) provides a real-time, three-dimensional collaborative platform that allows users to scan, process, and manipulate 3D environments within minutes using a mobile device. These environments can be shared and interacted with in real-time across multiple hardware platforms, including virtual reality (VR) headsets, augmented reality (AR) headsets, and desktop computers. This platform offers end-to-end encryption, ensuring secure transfer of 2D and 3D data formats, including data from LiDAR cameras, stereographic cameras, and 3D mesh formats. With its adaptable network architecture, AVERTV efficiently processes and visualizes a variety of sensor data types, positioning it to accommodate new data formats as 3D technologies evolve. Its ability to integrate new 3D depth camera sensors drastically reduces development time, allowing for rapid adaptation to evolving user needs. Designed to be use-case agnostic, AVERTV offers significant benefits across multiple sectors. In testing and experimentation, it provides full 3D scans of test setups for remote collaboration and future research. In training and simulation, AVERTV enables immersive 3D training that connects remote users across the globe. Additionally, it supports remote expert assessments, reducing the need for in-person site visits while increasing the efficiency of technical evaluations and operations.