The use of augmented reality technology in the training of specialists in the operation and repair of multi-purpose armored military vehicles
Oleksandr Shapovalov, Pavlo Chernenko, Sergiy Semenchenko, Andriy Kashkanov, Vitaliy Kashkanov, Mykola SklyarovOne of the promising trends in modern training is the maximum immersion of students in educational material in order to ensure the immersiveness of education. To increase the efficiency of the educational process, new information technologies are being actively introduced. Such technology is augmented reality (AR). Augmented reality allows you to implement this approach using smartphones, tablets and computers. Currently, two approaches are used: marker and marker-free technology. The use of augmented reality is possible both online and offline. Materials for the implementation of this technology in the educational process are usually prepared by IT companies using languages and programming tools of their own development, which somewhat reduces the availability of technology for ordinary users (both teachers and students). The purpose of this study is to analyze the reasons that limit the spread of augmented reality technology in the educational process and to offer own solution to this issue. On the example of using the Aurasma platform, an option of introducing augmented reality technology into process of training of operators of multi-purpose armored military vehicles is proposed. The proposed option of using public software and devices for the development and application of the information system allows students to study the device, the principle of its operation, features of diagnostics and maintenance of systems, units and components of the military vehicle. The proposed technology of augmented reality allows to increase the level of remote learning of information material by 8.2%, as well as to ensure the formation of highly qualified bachelors, masters or doctors of philosophy upon implementation of remote learning technologies in higher education. With the development of information transmission technology 5G and above, the need for such information systems will grow. The decrease in the cost of smartphones, tablets and other devices, such as augmented reality glasses, will also give an additional impetus to the development of this technology
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