Man-machine interaction method for intelligent operation and inspection auxiliary system of transformer substation based on mixed reality technology

Abstract

The invention discloses a man-machine interaction method for an intelligent operation and inspection auxiliary system of a transformer substation based on a mixed reality technology. The man-machine interaction method comprises a two-dimensional code scanning module, an equipment virtual disassembly and assembly module and a real-time three-dimensional visualization module. According to the invention, the functions of equipment virtual disassembly and assembly, real-time three-dimensional visualization and remote expert assistance of the transformer substation operation and maintenance auxiliary system are realized, and the two-dimensional code is used as an entrance identifier of the module. By scanning the two-dimensional code, information of the equipment is obtained by the system, a three-dimensional model and animation of the equipment are called, and through GGV interaction, equipment virtual disassembly and assembly operations such as movement, rotation, disassembly and assembly, restoration and the like of the equipment are realized, so that operation and maintenance personnel can know the internal structure and operation method of the equipment conveniently, and the technical level, the working efficiency and the safety are improved. By scanning the two-dimensional code, the URL address is obtained and the browser is called by the system, real-time three-dimensional visualization functions such as real-time data display and over-limit alarm are achieved, and intelligent and automatic operation and maintenance are achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a human-computer interaction method for a substation intelligent operation inspection auxiliary system based on mixed reality technology, and belongs to the technical field of intelligent equipment. Background technique [0002] With the increased availability of virtual reality (VR) consumer devices and the inherent advantages of three-dimensional (3D) visualization, many immersive 3D power applications have emerged and rapidly developed. Although these higher-resolution fully immersive systems provide an ideal platform for power applications, it is still impossible to apply fully immersive devices to the power field inspection environment due to the complete isolation of the normal scene. Augmented reality (AR) technology allows inspection personnel to view data such as device information through a pair of glasses while maintaining eye contact. With the further maturity of display hardware capabilities, mixed reality (MR) te...

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VR replaces the entire physical environment with digital content, enabling interaction but preventing users from interacting with the physical space

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