Instructions for managing visual and AR resources such as images, videos, tools, AR anchors, 3D models, and object detection sources.
Overview
The Resources page under Work Assist → Assets allows users to manage all supporting resources linked to a specific Asset Type and Asset.
These resources form the foundation for creating interactive and visual workflows for technicians using AR Genie’s platform.
Supported resources include media (images, videos, and documents), 3D objects, AR anchors, considerations, tools, and object detection sources.
Prerequisite: Asset Type Selection
Before managing resources, select the Asset Type from the left panel.
Example: Select Aircraft → Airplane Assembly Turbine Engine.
Without selecting an asset type, the Resources section remains inactive since all resources are asset-type linked.
Media Tab
The Media tab organizes visual and document-based assets under four categories:
Images
Videos
Documents
3D Objects
Each resource type can be uploaded directly or selected from the Gallery.
Uploading Media
1
Upload media files
Click inside the upload area or drag and drop files.
Add a caption or tag for easy search and identification.
Uploaded files appear as cards with thumbnails and view options.
2
Example uploaded items
Image: “Assemble the compressor”
Video: “Turbine assembly animation”
Document: “Aircraft.pdf”
3D Object: “Engine model.glb”
Selecting from Gallery
Click Gallery to open the resource selection modal. Use search and tab filters (Images, Videos, Documents, 3D Objects) to quickly find existing files.
Anchors Tab
Anchors define spatial markers used for aligning AR content within real-world environments. These are also created through the iPad app for precise calibration and positioning.
Anchors can only be added from the iPad app.
Considerations Tab
Considerations are safety notes, procedural cautions, or informational warnings related to asset handling or operation.
Adding a Consideration
1
Open add consideration modal
Click Add Consideration.
2
Complete the form
Select Type (Custom, Caution, Warning, Note).
Enter a Description.
3
Create
Click Create to add it.
Example:
⚠️ “If you lift it too much, the small plastic claw will break, so be careful.”
Tools Tab
The Tools section lists all instruments or equipment required for workflows associated with the asset.
Adding a Tool
1
Open add tool modal
Click Add Tool.
2
Fill tool details
Enter the following details in the form:
Tool Name (e.g., Screwdriver, Torque Wrench)
Description — purpose or use.
Image — drag and drop or select file.
Warnings — optional safety notes.
3
Create
Click Create Tool.
Example
Tool: Screwdriver
Description: Used to tighten turbine screws.
Image: Uploaded from local system.
Object Detection Source Tab
The Object Detection Source section allows the setup of machine vision or AR-based target recognition resources.
Adding an Object Detection Source
1
Open new object detection source
Click New Object Detection Source.
2
Fill the form
Name — e.g., Compressor Section Detector
Description — define purpose of recognition.
Width (in cm) — physical reference size.
Target Type — type of image/marker/object used.
Resource — upload related image, 3D object, or AR marker.
3
Create
Click Create to finalize.
Summary
Resource Type
Description
Source
Images, Videos, Docs, 3D Models
Upload media for visual guidance
Web Portal
AR Objects, Anchors
Add spatially mapped AR content
iOS/iPad App
Considerations
Add operational warnings or notes
Web Portal
Tools
Define tools for assembly or maintenance
Web Portal
Object Detection Source
Enable AR object recognition
Web Portal
Example Use Case
For the Airplane Assembly Turbine Engine asset, a supervisor uploads related images, videos, 3D turbine models, and adds considerations like “Handle turbine blades with care.”
A Screwdriver tool is defined for use, and an Object Detection Source helps AR Genie identify turbine components for visual verification in AR glasses.
Notes
Tip: Use high-quality, lightweight 3D models for optimal AR rendering.
Avoid duplicate uploads — use the Gallery for existing assets.
