C.E.R.T.H.

With the usage of two software, an Editor application and a Viewer application, workers who assembly KLEEMANN lifts can view Augmented Reality (AR) tutorials during this process. The goal is for the worker to enter an empty shaft, wearing the Microsoft’s AR headset HoloLens 2 and view through them an AR tutorial with animations on how to assembly a KLEEMANN lift model, in the language of their choice. The 3D model is displayed right on the position of the actual lift in progress and with a one to one scale. The AR application running in HoloLens 2 is called KLEEMANN Viewer and receives two files as input. The first one is a 3D model of a KLEEMANN lift with embedded animations, which simulate the steps of the tutorial. The second file is an XML file, which describes those steps. The XML file is created by the Editor application, called KLEEMANN Editor. It is Microsoft Windows Desktop application, with which the user can create the tutorial’s steps of a KLEEMANN lift model. The KLEEMANN Editor application receives as input the same 3D model of a KLEEMANN lift, with the embedded animations, which serves as an input for the KLEEMANN Viewer application as well. The user can create the tutorial’s steps in the languages of their choice and assign on each step an animation of the 3D model. The output of Editor application is the XML file that describes the tutorial.