In construction projects, 2D plans, 3D plans, reconstructions or real world data run in parallel without being linked to each other. VRVis and PlanRadar are now bridging this gap with a mobile AR tracking solution, the Onsite-AR project.
The INDIGO research team is systematically documenting the graffiti on Vienna's Donaukanal, using these photos to create a digital twin of the walls. VRVis is currently contributing its technological expertise to the project.
Due to climate change, extreme weather events are becoming more frequent and new pests are establishing in agriculture. Together with three project partners, VRVis is developing a digital imaging system for plants that combines information from magnetic resonance imaging and positron emission tomography and detects stress symptoms in plants at an early stage.
VRVis developed a virtual environment that enables hazard-free training of safe ammunition storage for the Austrian Armed Forces Logistics School.
The HEROD project employs a combination of sensor technologies, data analytics, ontologies, and visual computing to improve predictability and quality assurance in 3D printing.
In this WWTF-funded project, VRVis is developing a roadmap that will serve as the basis for positioning visual computing as a key enabling technology for the real-world implementation of digital humanism.
VRVis developed together with the Museum Graz a new tactile panorama relief for the unique view from Graz's Schlossberg.
On the way to sustainable, climate-neutral cities, the EU project GREENGAGE is developing innovative technology solutions, for better population participation in the issues of mobility, air quality and healthy living.
In the European Digital Innovation Hub "AI5production", 17 renowned scientific institutions have joined forces to support manufacturing companies on their digitalization journey with the help of AI technologies.
Automatic creation of visualization models in VR through interface from GIS to XR enables faster mission planning.
VRVis develops an interactive Visdom model for the OOWV (Oldenburgisch-Ostfriesischer Wasserverband) for simulating and visualizing regionally differentiated heavy rainfall events for the entire OOWV area.
As part of the research project WiCiD, VRVis is developing an interactive visdom web application for the city of Gothenburg on behalf of DHI Sweden.