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Tam Le Phuc Do¹, Kang Sanhae¹, Leehwan Hwang¹

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Summary

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This study evaluated spatial mapping technologies for architectural interiors. HoloLens 2 demonstrated superior performance for interior surveys, though other methods offer specific real-world applications.

Keywords:

HoloLens 2 MR device architectural visualization augmented reality iPhone photogrammetry spatial mapping

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Architecture
Engineering

Background:

Advancements in communication technology drive the adoption of realistic content, with augmented reality (AR) and mixed reality (MR) integrating virtual elements into real-world environments.
MR technology enables rapid interior spatial mapping for immersive client experiences in construction, architecture, and urban design.
Ensuring data accuracy and reliability from MR devices is crucial for expert designers.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore spatial mapping methodologies for surveying architectural interiors.
To identify optimized spatial mapping procedures and their most effective applications.
To evaluate the performance of different technologies for interior spatial mapping.

Main Methods:

Conducted experiments to assess interior survey performance.
Utilized HoloLens 2, iPhone 13 Pro (for spatial mapping), and photogrammetry.
Evaluated data accuracy and reliability for design applications.

Main Results:

HoloLens 2 proved most suitable for the specific interior survey tasks evaluated.
iPhone 13 Pro and photogrammetry showed potential for specific real-world scenarios.
Acquired parameters informed proposals for applying different technologies.

Conclusions:

HoloLens 2 is a highly effective tool for architectural interior spatial mapping in the tested context.
Alternative technologies like iPhone 13 Pro and photogrammetry can be viable for specialized applications.
Further research can optimize the use of various spatial mapping tools in AEC industries.