Case study demonstrates enhanced operational management through holographic BIM interfaces, suggesting better efficiency.
Persistent operation and management (O&M) inefficiency stems from fragmented spatial knowledge. 2D paper-based drawings are piecemeal; desktop BIM lacks context; tethered VR causes motion sickness and drift. This research presents a HoloLens 2 holographic-BIM framework that anchors centimetre-accurate as-built models to their physical twins and enables zero-controller, gesture-based interaction. By merging holographic visualization with spatial - semantic cues, the system heightens immersion and deepens cognitive understanding, improving O&M efficiency and quality.
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