Automated Procedure Reconfiguration Framework for Augmented Reality-Guided Maintenance Applications

The application of augmented reality (AR) to maintenance issues has resulted in significant improvements in reducing the time operators spend finding and comprehending manual maintenance procedures. One area that requires innovation is reducing the rigidity of procedures within AR-guided maintenance...

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