A new augmented reality system splits the difference, by precisely guiding the hands of human carpenters. Developed by Andrea Settimi and colleagues at Switzerland's EPFL university, the open-source ...

A system developed at Switzerland’s École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) uses augmented reality (AR) to help make extremely precise timber cuts without having to measure or mark up beams.

Advancements in computer technologies have enabled architects to model their designs with precision and detail. Augmented reality technologies have helped the industry leap ahead, giving practitioners ...

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