Location-Based Artificial Intelligence and Augmented Reality-Assisted Preventive Information Application

Abstract

This study describes the development of a location-based preventive information application supported by augmented reality and artificial intelligence. It can be very difficult to stay updated about the safety measures implemented for the settlement in our region while carrying out daily tasks. With this application created in this context, while obtaining preliminary information about our location, it will be incredibly simple for us to obtain information such as the level of measures taken for the location, the last inspection control dates of the existing equipment in the location, earthquake safety, etc. The application produced by combining augmented reality, artificial intelligence, and cloud computing technologies delivers data to us for this purpose. Individuals will be aware of the location as a result of the offered information, allowing them to act more safely. As a result, the developed application made it possible to reach all the data about the places in the applied locations and successful findings were obtained.

Keywords

• Augmented Reality
• Location-Based AR
• Artificial Intelligence
• Preventive Information

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