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Just as the advent of computer documentation changed the way buildings have been drawn and assembled, the construction industry is also going to benefit from the advancements of augmented reality. As the latest innovation in computer interface, augmented reality is going to transform many industries and activities, with features that create new opportunities and facilitate conventional practice. The wide availability of mobile devices such as the smartphone, tablet, and other hands-free devices will allow developers of mobile applications to create software for architectural design reviews and presentations, as well as applications for contractors, building inspectors, real estate agents, and other trades involved in some aspect of the building industry. The immersive qualities of augmented reality will engage people in proposed unbuilt spaces and allow a layer of data to be superimposed onto the built environment for a deeper level of engagement with architecture and its associated information.

By accessing an application from your smartphone, tablet, or hands-free device, you can use the camera viewpoint as the method to enter into a 3D computer interface. For proposed projects, an individual or group of people can navigate through a modeled environment, complete with photorealistic shadows, reflections, and effects that update in real time and respond to changes in your environment. Instead of a video with scripted movements, one can explore an environment as they wish and gain a unique insight into the project. Interior designers can develop an idea and present new colors, patterns, and textures to a client and make changes in real time. Architects can create fully immersive presentations for their clients, and changes can be made during the meeting itself. For the built environment, a layer of 3D computer data can be customized for a particular interest, and a user can view a space with enhanced visualization features. A contractor can review unfinished work and receive updated progress reports directly, with floating diagrams and notes that appear in the space as they move through it. Building inspectors can similarly travel through a building and makes notes directly in the 3D environment. Real estate agents can show prospective buyers how a space might be furnished with various different styles and arrangements, and many other types of useful applications.

Augmented RealiTease, an award-winning team of developers of mobile software applications, is excited about the prospect of AR for our clients and their customers. Augmented RealiTease employs a methodical, iterative approach to software development, with a uniquely comprehensive skill set. The team of degreed professionals at Augmented RealiTease handles every aspect of our projects, and does not outsource any of our work. Any special requirements that are needed for any project are seamlessly integrated into the final product, and we focus on a result that delivers a satisfying and memorable experience for the end user. Whether it includes custom software design and programming, database development, or compelling graphic design and 3D animation, Augmented RealiTease has what it takes to exceed your expectations. If you would like to discuss the possibilities of using augmented reality in construction, or have some ideas of your own you would like to share, contact us today.

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