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 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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