IIC Journal of Innovation 12th Edition | Page 67

Artificial and Human Intelligence with Digital Twins Satisfaction a platform for remote expert assistance. The simplest way is to transmit the video feed from the AR device’s video cameras to the remote expert; however, the video feed alone would not be able to go beyond what the field worker can physically access and does not contain live IoT sensor data. Multiple studies have indicated that users prefer AR over traditional interaction paradigms. Satisfaction is the culmination of learnability, efficiency, memorability and the ability to use the system without catastrophic errors. When the other categories of usability are well-balanced, the user will be satisfied with their experience. Instead of relying completely on video, the remote expert could view the system as a virtual world. A VR or MR headset could be used, but a traditional flat screen would also work well. The picture below shows a digital twin created with the Unity gaming engine. Remote Experts and Distant Twins An AR device can help a field worker by overlaying their reality with digital twin output. The same AR device can also serve as Figure 5: Digital twin of a retail store - 62 - November 2019