Probe-based flow measurement systems are relevant in a wide range of applications. A prominent application area of such systems are wind tunnel measurement campaigns. Without prior knowledge about the flow under investigation, real-time flow feedback delivered to the human probe operator is critical for arriving at a versatile yet accurate and time-economical measurement. To this end, we exploit in the present work the potential of augmented reality (AR). Here, flow feedback is provided by overlaying a real-time-updatable flow map and active learning data models on top of the physical objects in the measurement domain. More specifically, we apply advanced visualization techniques and present a fully functional system involving a multi-hole pressure probe combined with motion-capture and real-time AR feedback. We demonstrate the capabilities of the system in a typical experimental setting. Our demonstrations document excellent qualitative and good quantitative agreement while delivering a significant speedup in system setup and measurement time.
Published January 2024
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Augmented Reality Guided Aerodynamic Sampling
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© 2024 by Caltech and ETH Zürich, J.Humml, C.Cohen, F. Perez-Cruz, M.Gharib, T.Rösgen. Published by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Inc., with permission.
Contributions
JH developed the system, created the code base, and implemented the data model. Additionally, JH authored themanuscript. VC and FPC contributed to refining the data model and provided valuable guidance throughout the project.The project, conducted under the chair of TR, benefitted from TR’s conceptual insights and discussions. The SwissData Science Center, project no. C20-05, supplied further funding. Ongoing research efforts are under the chair of MG.
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