Summary
Tools and business models for collaborative collection and management of system data
The expected lifetime of mobile rock crushers is 20-30 years. During this time, they may have undergone several undocumented modifications. The demonstrator presented a new upgrade service based on in-situ 3D scanning of machine condition and augmented reality applications for upgrade design in collacoration with customers and end users.
Results
- Tools and processes for collection of system geometry data in the field based on photogrammetric scanning
- Visualisation of upgrade designs based on Augmented and Virtual Reality
- Modular noise encapsulation upgrade
- Business model scenario for upgrade delivery
Benefits, impact, opportunities
- Enhanced system data through fast and low-cost on-site scanning
- Improved communication through in-situ visualisation of design solutions
- Streamlined upgrade delivery process reduce costs and saves time.
- New business opportunities with modular system upgrades – increased demand expected within next 3-5 years
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Country: | FI |
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Augmentation of upgrade design solutions on in-situ equipment