A video of the use of augmented reality in the assembly of Su-57 fighters appeared on the web

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A video of the use of augmented reality in the assembly of Su-57 fighters appeared on the web

A video of augmented reality being used on the assembly line of the Su-57 fighter jet in Komsomolsk-on-Amur has appeared online aviation plant named after Y.A. Gagarin (KnAAZ).

The video was posted on the page of a user with the nickname "War Syria Turkey Karabakh" and "THIRD WORLD WAR" in the social network VKontakte.



There are no explanations for the videos, but at the beginning of one of them, an explanation is given that the entry control recording using augmented reality was made on March 24, 2020. It also explains why it was not possible to accurately superimpose the holograms on the video footage. The reason for this is the violation of the calibration of the RGB camera relative to the projection display of the glasses, which was detected only during video editing.

The second video shows the error in overlaying the model on the video.



Most likely, these records were made during the debugging of the conveyor for the assembly of the Su-57 at the aircraft plant in Komsomolsk-on-Amur. The flow line for serial assembly of fifth-generation aircraft was implemented on the basis of workshop No. 45 of KnAAZ. At the end of July this year, it was reported that many changes were made to improve the efficiency of work, including the transfer of the adjustment and delivery section from another workshop to the assembly shop.

Note that at present KnAAZ is assembling serial Su-57 fighters as part of the state defense order for 76 fifth-generation fighters. Soon, these aircraft should begin to enter service with the Russian Aerospace Forces.
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  1. +6
    10 December 2020 14: 02
    The video was posted on the user's page
    Doesn't it be classified as "Secret"? stop
    1. +2
      10 December 2020 14: 09
      Quote from Uncle Lee
      Doesn't it be classified as "Secret"?

      Do you think the rivets are secret? what
      1. +9
        10 December 2020 14: 23
        And being on the territory of such an object with video equipment is generally legal ??? And if agreed, then you also need to fire! In order not to be dishonored and the normal video was laid out, and not with *** a violation of the calibration of the RGB camera relative to the projection display of the glasses, which was detected only during video editing. ***
        1. +1
          10 December 2020 15: 49
          Quote: Minus
          And being on the territory of such an object with video equipment is generally legal ???

          I think all this was done legally, otherwise we would not have seen this video.
          So, don't worry. wink
          1. 0
            10 December 2020 18: 33
            Is not a fact. Comrade Major has repeatedly visited the vastness of some Internet resources dedicated to the latest fighters and the Su-57 in particular, demanding that the materials be removed. Some resources were completely closed at some point without explanation.
            1. 0
              10 December 2020 18: 53
              Quote: El Chuvachino
              Not a fact.

              Even more interesting photos appeared on the internet. The air intake of the Su-57 and the coaxial-radial grille, as I understand it, is what makes the engine invisible in the radio range.

              1. +1
                10 December 2020 21: 46
                Quote: figvam

                Even more interesting photos appeared on the internet. The air intake of the Su-57 and the coaxial-radial grille, as I understand it, is what makes the engine invisible in the radio range.

                Let's hope this is the planned stuffing of waste material. Let them walk the wrong path.
                1. 0
                  10 December 2020 22: 09
                  Quote: Mole
                  Let's hope this is a planned stuffing.

                  It is possible that this is the beginning of the promotion for export sales.
        2. +2
          10 December 2020 16: 21
          And being on the territory of such an object with video equipment is generally legal ???

          Apparently, video equipment is used in the production itself.
        3. +2
          10 December 2020 22: 48
          Quote: Minus
          And if agreed, then you also need to fire! In order not to be dishonored and the normal video was laid out, and not with *** a violation of the calibration of the RGB camera relative to the projection display of the glasses, discovered only during video editing. ***

          ==========
          Why dismiss that? That's right: What "additional reality" applies to you shown? Have shown! A "violation of RGB camera calibration"to excess did not see it !!! bully And rightly so - there is nothing to look at, what is not supposed to! soldier
      2. +3
        10 December 2020 14: 25
        Quite, everything can be secret, I knew people who had problems with the FSB, laying out generally open data using Google satellite images. This is a "minefield".
        1. 0
          10 December 2020 14: 51
          Quote: Airdefense
          I knew people who had problems with the FSB, laying out generally open data using Google satellite imagery.

          When I served in the CA I found a photo of where I was in the MIC with the background of "Sosa" The first department lifted up where the camera was. I lied that they had accidentally broken and thrown out.
          They could not prove the opposite and unhooked. It's good that only three people knew about the camera. Nobody turned over nobody
          1. +3
            11 December 2020 13: 26
            How long has it been? And where exactly, if not a secret? (:-)
            For reference: in the process of shooting, on this day https://pastvu.com/p/971225, the secretary of that part also got attached, but with the help of the managers, whom I also took a photo with in the background, they figured it out quickly enough. Although all this cost me one exposed (though not yet shot (:-) film.
            1. +2
              11 December 2020 13: 28
              Quote: Igor S.
              How long has it been? And where exactly, if not a secret? (:-)

              In 1978. Baikonur. Everything was forbidden there. Even radios, not to mention cameras
              1. +2
                11 December 2020 13: 38
                Even before me. My years are 85-94. That Baikonur is clear. What are the site and MIC? "Unions" could cook on the "deuce", and on 31/32, and even at 95-50 (sorry, 92-50) they somehow brought it to my time.
                1. +3
                  11 December 2020 13: 43
                  Deuce. I don't remember MIC.


            2. 0
              11 December 2020 14: 47
              Igor S. (Igor)
              https://pastvu.com/p/971225
              Are you sure that the Kyzylorda region?
      3. -9
        11 December 2020 05: 14
        rivets are not secret. a secret military-industrial complex that includes hundreds of manufacturers. Only China broke our old directives, because we taught them to deal with them.
    2. -2
      10 December 2020 18: 28
      There are two options: 1-specially leaked through the left-wing bloggers. 2-worker of the level of "locksmith", not understanding everything, stole the file from the computer from colleagues and laid out the gag. My comrades have very dumb nicknames: somewhere on the verge between patriotic and vulgar. The second option is supported by the imprecise imposition of the hologram. Such a video for leavened patriots can be a great bang, but the Americans are just for fun, they are following ...
    3. 0
      11 December 2020 14: 20
      And if you look more broadly?
      Debugging a promising technology that allows you to speed up and optimize (in a good way) assembly, then visually check the correct installation and record all hand movements! Partial compensation for the shortcomings in the training of engineers and workers - after all, not all drawings can be read without error. Distracted, forgot, but here everything is clear.

      That is, the final inspection and acceptance of all finished military products is reaching a new level! And you need to implement selectively, but where it is critical.
      For example, on our Proton rockets, the sensors were placed upside down, which caused multibillion-dollar emergency launches with the loss of satellites ... And then look at the record BEFORE the launch - and on the hands, but on the head! stop

      At one of the exhibitions I saw an advertising stand with augmented reality in the assembled model of the "workshop". They let me put on glasses and go in, move the virtual box. Impressive fellow
      Promising. I'm afraid the collector will get tired eyes. But part of the time gained can be given to rest. Fine good
      1. +2
        12 December 2020 07: 36
        Good answer... I can only add to it that I moved virtual boxes in DOOM2 and my eyes quickly heated up to redness and got tired in the VFX1 helmet. The magical time of the shaggy years and behind me for twenty years of the first halffellow
    4. 0
      11 December 2020 19: 41
      Uncle Lee (Vladimir). Couldn't put the stamp "secret" it was stolen, it is outdated. Now there will be a stamp "Geheime", then no one will guess that it is secret.
  2. +1
    10 December 2020 14: 15
    And what is the use of this? Who in the know, educate.
    1. -15
      10 December 2020 14: 21
      I also did not understand. Instead of what equipment to install, cartoons show how and where it should be?
      Or have the drawings and technological plans been canceled?
      1. + 23
        10 December 2020 14: 34
        Now, if it was shown in the USA, it would be a completely different matter!
        Then this is a breakthrough in technology, Elon Musk, not like ours (all the oligarchs).
        And so what, we have something? Well, of course cartoons and cut.
        1. +6
          10 December 2020 18: 38
          Ha, take a look at the news. The same news about the production of the F-35, with the same holo-lenses, even in my opinion.
      2. 0
        10 December 2020 14: 53
        Yes, they all work on drawing boards, and these cartoons show you in order to earn likes - in a word, idlers.
        1. + 10
          10 December 2020 17: 22
          to earn likes

          Anything can happen ..

      3. +5
        10 December 2020 16: 19
        Drawings and minibuses are in paper only in the archives, for accounting purposes. It has long been an electronic CD, except for top-secret products. And you think that everything is like 30 years ago on drawing boards
      4. + 18
        10 December 2020 17: 58
        And what is the use of this? Who in the know, educate.

        I also did not understand. Instead of what equipment to install, cartoons show how and where it should be?

        Humanities or what? ))))
        If you have never done assembly or installation, let me explain. If you assemble something for the first time, you spend a lot of time studying/memorizing the drawing. Later, when you get the hang of it and bring the actions to automatism, you will have high speed of work, but the first time is always very slow. And augmented reality speeds up the work.
        If you put it simply - imagine that you are an electrician/instrument engineer/ACS engineer and you need to tie up a thick control cable when installing equipment, it was 100 volts long. Previously, a worker would ring each end of the cable and check it against the diagram - but now each end of the cable is immediately virtually signed (you can even tie it by color) right in front of your eyes and it even shows where it needs to be inserted. And all this without even looking at the electrical diagram, because it is right in front of your eyes, thanks to augmented reality.
        This is truly a revolution in editing and needs to be disseminated as widely as possible.
        1. +1
          10 December 2020 19: 31
          Finally, a sensible comment, thanks, now it's clear that this is to speed up the build.

          You ask about the case, and some locals start to be clever about the Mask and the F-35)).

          Yes, by the way, he is a humanities student.
          1. +5
            10 December 2020 19: 54
            it is now clear that this is to speed up the assembly.

            Just imagine this in our military shipbuilding, where each new ship is not the beginning of a series, but something new. )))
            The introduction of augmented reality technologies in military shipbuilding will dramatically reduce the time for building ships.
        2. +3
          10 December 2020 19: 55
          As far as I understand, it is in this video not assembly but control. Reconciliation on augmented reality where what and how it should be. If something is missed, you can immediately see it.
          1. +5
            10 December 2020 20: 00
            As far as I understand, it is in this video not assembly but control. Reconciliation on augmented reality where what and how it should be. If something is missed, you can immediately see it.

            The second video shows control, and the first video shows structures that have not yet been installed.
            I would very much like augmented reality for our military shipyards.
          2. 0
            11 December 2020 16: 12
            So control and assembly are interconnected. You can mix up the details, the installation, or you can forget something or, on the contrary, put something that should be delivered later. It is useful in both cases.
        3. +2
          12 December 2020 02: 41

          lucul
          A revolution in editing.
          -------------
          Loudly said. No, this is just a little help.
          And by the way, if you don't really ring out, then I'm sorry, idiocy. To run into a mistake is like two fingers. You are probably a humanist yourself, since you write such things.
          And by the way, how did you get 19 pluses? This is how many techies admired your "knowledge"? laughing
          At one time I worked in both the incoming inspection section and the installation sections, and I absolutely cannot imagine how anything could be done without a real test.
          I'll tell you this. You have to know how to troll too. And not like this: write nonsense, collect +19, and run to the cashier to take your place in line... fellow
          1. -4
            12 December 2020 11: 19
            At one time he worked at both the entrance control area and at the installation sites, and I absolutely cannot imagine how anything can be done without real dialing.
            I'll tell you what. You also need to know how to troll. But not like this: write nonsense, collect +19, and run to the cashier to take a queue ...

            It looks like you don't understand the concept of augmented reality at all)))
            And you also don’t understand that, for example, in computer networks, a cable break is found not by ringing, but by software, and even in ordinary electrical networks, a cable break (location of the break) is found without opening the casing.
            If you haven’t heard about something, it doesn’t mean that it doesn’t exist)))
            1. 0
              12 December 2020 12: 28
              Are you talking to yourself? What does ringing and opening the shell have to do with it? Which one, opens the shell, and why? What kind of experts have gathered here... laughing
              1. -2
                12 December 2020 13: 05
                Are you talking to yourself?

                You, hike, yes)))
                1. 0
                  12 December 2020 15: 56
                  In essence, I see you have no objections.
                  The drain is counted. laughing
                  1. -1
                    12 December 2020 16: 09
                    In fact, I see that you have no objections.
                    The drain is counted.

                    Another Izzy)))
                    Well, tell us, as a specialist, how to check for breaks in computer networks, programmatically. If you are a specialist.
      5. 0
        11 December 2020 15: 03
        the place where the equipment should be installed, cartoons show how and where it should be?

        No comment. Who are you by profession Nazariy?
    2. -8
      11 December 2020 05: 24
      the point is, you either add power or stealth. The fact is that with the atomization of a jet stream, its thrust is atomized. The problem is that the loss of traction is not compensated by anything, unlike stealth.
  3. 0
    10 December 2020 14: 16
    They did it in vain, if the FSB officer wants to "cut the stick", there will be problems.
  4. +3
    10 December 2020 14: 18
    FSB - in the "studio"! negative
  5. -4
    10 December 2020 14: 21
    These 76 fighters should be delivered by what year?
    1. -4
      10 December 2020 14: 35
      Who? You?
      An article about the use of augmented reality when assembling 5th generation aircraft.
      1. -5
        10 December 2020 14: 37
        Note that currently KnAAz is assembling serial Su-57 fighters as part of the state defense order for 76 fifth-generation fighters. Soon, these aircraft should begin to enter service with the Russian Aerospace Forces.
        1. +2
          10 December 2020 18: 36
          Until the year 28.
          1. +1
            10 December 2020 21: 01
            Well, at least so ... what
      2. 0
        12 December 2020 02: 52
        Kart
        -------
        And why augmented reality if there are no planes and will not be? laughing
        I think so to cover up the eyes, "daragim rasiyanam". Here we are, how advanced ... laughing
        And the fact remains. For a slanting ten years -7 pcs.
        And in the USSR, 10 submarines were assembled in 100 years. That was a country. And leaders.
        And then there are effective managers ... with augmented reality ... gee-gee ... wassat
  6. +2
    10 December 2020 14: 22
    I don't understand, but cool!
    ...
    And the one who wrote it down runs the risk of being fired, he's a fool, albeit smart. Unless, of course, this is a deliberate injection of the leadership of the plant and the country.
  7. +8
    10 December 2020 14: 23
    This is how the F-35 is assembled.
    Holograms are superimposed on the fuselage with directions where the rivet is, where to make a hole, where to put the sensor.
    It is easy for collectors to work.
    1. +8
      10 December 2020 14: 39
      As far as I remember, there is a different technology there. There, projectors illuminate a part (product) and the information is superimposed on this part. Here, there is augmented reality, that is, the information is fed into glasses. or whatever they have on their heads.
      1. +1
        10 December 2020 14: 55
        Perhaps you `re right. Projectors, not holograms.
  8. -7
    10 December 2020 14: 27
    That is, there is no information leak? Although, in my opinion it is on the face. For this, everyone should be punished, starting with the security service at work and, of course, the one who created this video!
    1. +2
      10 December 2020 14: 32
      In reality, probably, there is no one in the context of the transfer of some secrets that reduce the defense capability, but in a dry normative language, there are most likely violations of secrecy, I suspect that everything is secret, the workshop, equipment, etc. Therefore, the FSB may very much get excited ...
      For example, I do not advise anyone to post satellite photos from Googlemaps, Russian military units, any closed towns, etc. on their personal page. It seems that the data is open and anyone can find it on the net, but on the other hand, the FSB has reason to start a business.
    2. +4
      10 December 2020 14: 38
      Well, what is so secret about it?
      Augmented reality technologies have existed for a long time, here one known above writes that in the USA this is exactly what they collect (probably an assembler).
      The only thing that the fighters against the regime can break from pressure from below when they write about advanced technologies in Russia.
      1. +4
        10 December 2020 14: 51
        Maps, and you are not confused by the fact that for a start, the Su57 itself is secret, like all the information and documentation on its assembly, debugging, operation? ??
        1. +1
          10 December 2020 15: 56
          Quote: Thrifty
          Kart, and you are not embarrassed by the fact that, to begin with, Su57 himself is secret

          Doesn't it bother you that I regularly show it in all details on TV in all details, in flight and even spread the performance characteristics?
        2. +3
          10 December 2020 16: 33
          This is not necessary, the documentation for the entire plane should be kept secret, this is idiocy, even in the USSR this was not the case, even in the military atom.
    3. +2
      10 December 2020 16: 27
      starting with the safety service at work and, naturally, the one who created this video

      And do not forget the forum trolls.
      starting with industrial safety

      And what have they got to do with it? Workers in the shop, working with their working tools. By the way, they are filmed on them. What should have alerted the Security Council in your opinion?
      and of course, the one who created this video!

      Is it okay that something like an instruction is going on there, and it was for this video that was filmed?
  9. 0
    10 December 2020 14: 57
    Some kind of unknown witchcraft)))
    1. +5
      10 December 2020 15: 55
      Well, imagine you are an assembler, take a part, look in your computer at a 3D model where it should be screwed, what, and so on, and here you have all the tips in glasses - where, what, how, etc. the video from the glasses is superimposed on the real object, the probability of error is many times reduced, as if there is a know-how standing next to you and shows you everything with a finger
      1. 0
        11 December 2020 20: 37
        I'm kind of a collector, but not of a similar plan))

        But really impressive)))
  10. +6
    10 December 2020 15: 48
    Augmented reality technology is already widely used in production in the aircraft, automobile, and electrical industries (Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Fiat Chrysler, Volkswagen, and others). It has been used at Ford Sollers in Naberezhnye Chelny since 2017.
  11. +2
    10 December 2020 16: 05
    The video from "March 2020" and at least three Su-57 hulls could be seen, in different stages of readiness, which is encouraging, it may well be that they will be transferred to the troops in batches, not single aircraft
    1. +3
      10 December 2020 20: 50
      I counted four. Well, the workshop is new good , and not some kind of passage, as before.
  12. +1
    10 December 2020 16: 22
    Hololenz. Oroznayu from the photo. Well done.
  13. -3
    10 December 2020 16: 30
    Why show defense at all, this is not a fashion show. In the union, these things were carefully kept, it is still necessary to show and tell about the vulnerable places !!!!!!!
  14. -1
    10 December 2020 18: 37
    And if the plane moves or turns, then the tail ends up under the cat?
    1. +2
      10 December 2020 22: 51
      you were shown the anchor points ... is the technology really incomprehensible? request
      And who saw the secrets here? A piece of the glider? And at the exhibition and in the photo it is completely
  15. 0
    11 December 2020 09: 57
    Oh, a controversy has started in the style of a secret and a leak of a secret video... such "secrecy" that I want to cry from the "novelty" of the technology shown wassat The Germans, in the civilian automobile industry, at one of the well-known COMPANIES...not only project augmented reality into the assembly or design site of the future car, but the engineer has the POSSIBILITY to change the physics and mechanics of the unit highlighted in the projection, dynamically changing its dimensions (along with the filling, of course, using passes of technological gloves) and the types of materials used in the design, while seeing in which direction the efficiency and capabilities of the unit and the car itself are shifting in the future assembly as a whole.
    In this case, let it be AT LEAST THIS and nothing declassified was not lying around here.
    1. 0
      11 December 2020 15: 08
      not only project augmented reality into the place of assembly or design of the future car, but the engineer has the OPPORTUNITY wherein change the physics and mechanics of the node highlighted in the projection, dynamically changing its dimensions (along with the filling, of course, with the help of technological gloves) and the types of materials used in the structure, while seeing in which direction the efficiency and capabilities of the node and the car itself in the future assembly are shifted.

      Che straight spread his arms and the cylinder instead of 2 cubes became 2.5 straight on the conveyor? belay
      1. 0
        12 December 2020 08: 00
        well, something like that... I moved my hands, blinked my eyes and got the predicted changes in the performance characteristics in the studied digital prototype, which is already partially in the hardware. I can note one positive thing about this information for me, the matter is moving, albeit slowly. Definitely a PLUS and in a hollow, like a secret.
  16. 0
    11 December 2020 18: 17
    it would be nice, fellow if these "comics" helped at least 1 (one) Su-57 to take off!!!
  17. -1
    11 December 2020 19: 02
    shnyaga this, not an article, pliz do not offer such rubbish)))))
  18. -1
    11 December 2020 21: 59
    Ebanite shame! 21st century in the yard! and the planes are still assembled on bolts!
  19. 0
    12 December 2020 12: 46
    Quote: RealPilot
    on the Proton rockets the sensors were installed upside-down,

    Is it really difficult to make the sensor can be installed in only one position, and nothing else? Simple protection against the "fool".