Augmented Reality Exploded Internal Combustion Engine Disassembly
An enterprise AR training tool that superimposes exploded mechanical assemblies onto physical engine blocks using model target recognition.
Project Overview
Using advanced computer vision model targets, students point a tablet or AR glasses at a disassembled four-stroke engine to see internal piston tolerances, lubrication flowpaths, and torque specification callouts floating precisely in real space.
Problem Statement
Mechanical engineering laboratories face wear-and-tear on training engines and cannot show internal fluid mechanics or combustion phases during physical disassembly.
Engineered Solution
Markerless AR superimposition with interactive step-by-step assembly guides, tolerance gauge checks, and animated thermodynamic cycle overlays.
Technologies & Toolchains
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Student Development Team
- Rahul S. (Mechanical - Final Year)
- Praveen T. (ECE - 3rd Year)
Faculty & Industry Mentor
Dr. G. Ravikumar, Dept of Mechanical Engineering
Demonstrated Outcome & Results
Tested across 3 undergraduate mechanical engineering batches; reduced laboratory equipment setup time by 40% and improved practical exam scores.
