“Unveiling the Invisible: Interactive Spatial Sensing Transforms Air Flow Measurement” by Humml, R?sgen and Gharib
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- Unveiling the Invisible: Interactive Spatial Sensing Transforms Air Flow Measurement
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Mapping and understanding air flows has traditionally been a complex challenge. By combining AI-powered guidance with the clear visualizations provided by augmented reality headsets, both specialists and beginners are empowered to explore and visualize air currents in ways that were previously unimaginable.
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