Miroslav Janak
Technical University of Košice
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virtual reality continuum and its applications in industry | 2011
Jozef Novák Marcinčin; Jozef Barna; Miroslav Janak; Ludmila N. Marcincinova; Veronika Fečová
This article describes application area of elements of augmented reality with focus with their implementation in assembling processes. In beginning it brings the information about current state of solutions in these problems and offers closer look to the problems of position and orientation tracking as well as current solutions in area of movement of virtual objects with use of commercial devices working on marker principles. In next part it approaches innovation of such solution in the form of utilization of Open Source tools for determination of orientation and position in real working environment. Main part of the article presents the description of newly created application that uses mutual connection of real data obtained from working area with elements of virtual environments, what creates platform for further progress in area of application of elements of augmented reality. At concrete example there chronological sequence explained in individual steps for creation of new application of virtual reality for support of realization of assembling units. In the end it introduces the possibilities of further development of application possibilities of designed system.
Procedia Computer Science | 2013
Jozef Novak-Marcincin; Jozef Barna; Miroslav Janak; Ludmila Novakova-Marcincinova
The purpose of the article is to introduce possibilities of manufacturing process by using special virtual tools from scientific field named augmented reality (AR) and their implementation on the real example from pruduct manufacturing area. After the introduction which sketch basic information about this mentioned scientific area of augmnted reality aided manufacturing, the first point quickly provides view on the current situation in AR of manufacturing processes. The following step is oriented on explanation of main philosophy of AR in order to apply their in the particular applications. The last part of article observes real examples of possibilities to create AR, not only by commercial software but also by virtual environment which is offered by open source platform. All these mentioned possibilities and examples are implemented in the special virtual environment of the AR, where users can see not only visual information about an exact manufacturing process but also necessary text and audio information about workplaces, parts, work conditions etc.
International Journal of Advanced Robotic Systems | 2012
Jozef Novak-Marcincin; Miroslav Janak; Jozef Barna; Jozef Torok; Ludmila Novakova-Marcincinova; Veronika Fečová
This paper contributes in the form of a theoretical discussion and also, by the presentation of a practical example, brings information about the utilization possibilities of elements of augmented reality for the creation of programs for the control of a robotic workplace and for their simulated verification. In the beginning it provides an overview of the current state in the area of robotic systems with the use of unreal objects and describes existing and assumed attitudes. The next part describes an experimental robotic workplace. Then it clarifies the realization of a new way of verification of the program for robotic workplace control and provides information about the possibilities for further development of created functioning concepts.
Proceedings of SPIE | 2012
Jozef Novak-Marcincin; Jozef Barna; Miroslav Janak; Veronika Fečová; Ludmila Novakova-Marcincinova
This article deals with virtual tools based on principles of open source philosophy in implementation area of composite lay-up technology. It describes virtual software and hardware elements that are necessary for work in augmented reality environment. In the beginning it focuses on general problems of applications of virtual components and in composite lay-up process. It clarifies the fundamental philosophy of new created application and the process called visual scripting that was used for program development. Further it provides closer view on particular logical sections, where necessary data are harvested and compared with values from virtual arrays. Also the new device is described with adjustment of operating desk, what enables detailed control of any realized manufacturing process. This positioning table can determine and set the position of the working plane using the commands in computer interface or manual changes. Information about exact position of individual layers are obtained in real time thanks to the built-in sensors. One of them manages the data change of the desk position (X, Y, Z), other checks the rotation around main axis situated in the center of the table. New software consists of 4 main logical areas with data packets comming from internal computer components as well as from external devices. In the end the displaying section is able to realize the movement process of virtual item (composite layer) according to its trajectory. Article presents new attitude in realization of composite lay-up process. Finally it deals with possible future improvements and other application possibilities.
2012 4th IEEE International Symposium on Logistics and Industrial Informatics | 2012
Jozef Novak-Marcincin; Jozef Barna; Miroslav Janak; Ludmila Novakova-Marcincinova; Jozef Torok
This article presents possibilities of intelligent assembling manufacturing process by using special tools of the augmented reality (AR) and logical procedures from related areas such as a Computer Aided Design and Planning. These possibilities are implemented in the virtual assembling environment of AR, where engineers and constructors can see important information about an exact position and orientation of the single assembly element that creates a part of the entire assembly structure. By means of this the application of AR allows costumer to see the motion process of single assembly item according to its trajectory and prevents the possible mistakes in the assembling processes.
world conference on information systems and technologies | 2014
Jozef Novak-Marcincin; Miroslav Janak; Jozef Barna; Ludmila Novakova-Marcincinova
Method of dialogue of person with computer is named interface and Virtual Reality (VR) is newest of row this interfaces. Applications of VR in area of computer games was first and in this time is rise need to exercise this technology in another areas: industry and education. Nowadays VR are used by many universities, education and industrial companies as well, because they offer lower operating costs than the real situation. In other disciplines where training is necessary, simulations have also offered big benefits. Augmented reality (AR) system generates a complex view where the virtual areas are covered by real environment and offers the basic working place for the user. VR and AR are established itself in many disciplines of human activities, as a medium that allows easier perception of data or natural phenomena appearance. Therefore the education purposes seem to be the most natural ones.
international symposium on applied machine intelligence and informatics | 2013
I. Vojtko; M. Kočiško; Miroslav Janak; Veronika Fečová
A flexible arm that can take ideally any shape in the three dimensions will necessarily consist of many elements that can move concerning each other. In order to control the shape of such a device (motion of the robot) each element needs an actuator and sensors. For basic modelling of this system behaviour we have to know, measure or suppose behaviour of basic parts of flexible arm. Because the pneumatic spring is a basic part (except servodrives and control) its mathematical model has been created for further using in control and regulation theory. After mathematical describing of pneumatic spring the block diagram has been created. Deduced model of pneumatic spring has been simulated by computer and confronted with physical experimental modelling in laboratory.
international conference on intelligent engineering systems | 2011
Ludmila Novakova-Marcincinova; Jozef Barna; Veronika Fečová; Miroslav Janak; Jozef Novak-Marcincin
Paper presents project of experimental gearbox design and production with application of Rapid Prototyping technology realized by students and workers of Faculty of Manufacturing Technologies in Presov, Slovakia. In frame of gearbox design there was model with four gears realized together with its control mechanism. Production of gearbox was connected with realization of produced parts dimensional issues and final gearbox assembly.
international symposium on mixed and augmented reality | 2014
Christine Perey; Fridolin Wild; Kaj Helin; Miroslav Janak; Paul Davies; Patrick Ryan
During this workshop, the participants will explore themes in three areas: • Augmented Reality and Technical Data Delivery. In this area we will hear from experts and engage in discussion to develop agreement among the workshop participants on what constitutes the state of the art for use of AR to deliver technical data in 2014. • Augmented Reality and the Shop Floor Environment. In this area we will engage in discussion to develop agreement among the workshop participants on what constitutes the state of the art for use of AR to map value streams and increase value, to avoid waste and increase sustainability, and to reduce risk and prevent human error on the shop floor in 2014. This will be documented in a brief, joint statement. Participants will then develop consensus on three major research areas on which there must be further investment in order for the technology to be widely implemented and adopted on the shop floor. • Augmented Reality and Quality Inspection. In this area we will engage in discussion to develop agreement among the workshop participants on what constitutes the state of the art for use of AR to inspect manufactured goods in 2014. This will be documented in a brief, joint statement. Participants will then develop consensus on three major research areas on which there must be further investment in order for the technology to be widely implemented and adopted. The three themes of the workshop are highly relevant to the ISMAR conference, not least since the region — Bavaria — strives in the use of AR in the manufacturing industry. This workshop will increase awareness of the current state of the art in industry and help further develop the research agenda for AR in manufacturing through the identification of common interests and grand challenges. This workshop will produce nine research topics that can become the basis for academic and public/private partnership-funded research projects.
Applied Mechanics and Materials | 2013
Jozef Novak-Marcincin; Miroslav Janak; Veronika Fečová; Ludmila Novakova-Marcincinova
This contribution deals with possibilities of using the elements of augmented reality for generation of aided view to the manufacturing devices that work separately or as a part of production line. Idea of augmented reality is present in the form of special displaying unit based on utilization of half-silvered mirror which works on the principle of combination of two attributes – transparency and ability to reflect. With this mirror placed between worker and machine, different useful data and images can be added directly into real viewpoint, what can aid the diagnostic of machines and handling of their operational states and relevant issues.