Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Purpose: This Project Identifies 4 Primary Objectives. (1) Create a Framework for Integration of the Data and System Visuals Into New and Existing Public Safety Organization (PSO) Applications. (2) Display Mitigation Recommendations in a Widely Available and User-friendly Commercial Off-the-shelf Augmented Reality (AR) Interfaces. (3) Researching the Integration of Modeling Tools That Can Provide Predictive User Interfaces in Ar, Optimizing the Information Based on the Tasks and Situations at Hand (4) Evaluate Effectiveness of Application?s Ar Interfaces (visuals, Audio, Gestures) for Training, Operations, and After-action Review (AAR) in Terms of Usability by Collecting User Interaction Data, Conducting Observational Surveys, and Gathering User Feedback Data.activities to Be Performed: the Project?s Approach Is to Use the Successive Approximation Model, User Centered Design, and Scrum Agile Software Development Processes and Machine Learning Operations (MLOPS) Along With the Iphone, Ipad, HOLOLENS2 and UNITY3D to Build Ar Interfaces That Convey Information to Users.expected Outcomes: the Potential Impact of This Project Is to (1) Public Safety With an Ar Integration Framework for the Production of Mitigation Applications; (2) Integrate Live Data Into the Ar Interface in a Compact, Easy-to-deploy Solution; (3) Provide R&D Research on 3D Iconography, Models and Simulations Integration, Time of Flight (TOF) Sensors, and Machine Learning Models. (4) Develop a Commercially Viable Wildfire Mitigation Ar Solution Available to Public Safety Agencies at No Cost at the End of Period of Performance.intended Beneficiaries: Public Safety Organizations Are the Intended Beneficiaries. Subrecipient Activities: the Recipient Does Not Intend to Subaward Funds.
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$1.2 Million
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