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| − | + | {{UBIK}} is a powerful platform for creating Augmented Reality–enabled mobile solutions designed for industrial environments. | |
| − | [[Category:UBIK]] | + | It enables the development of flexible, high‑performance object models that unify data from virtually any source—whether imported once, synchronized regularly, or retrieved on demand. These models are published through a WebService and can be consumed by {{UBIK}} mobile devices, which overlay geo‑ or marker-referenced information as intuitive AR bubbles directly in the camera view. |
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| + | =={{UBIK}} Highlights== | ||
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| + | [[Design object-oriented data models]] | ||
| + | *Use [[Polymorphism]] and [[inheritance]] to build rich, reusable [[UBIK objects|UBIK object]] models | ||
| + | *Define arbitrary [[relations]] between objects | ||
| + | *Implement runtime behavior in [[:Category:Coding|native code]] or visual [[:Category:Workflow|Workflows]] | ||
| + | *Configure [[Views]] to shape how users experience the objects | ||
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| + | [[Release data model]] | ||
| + | *[[Compiler|Compile]] object models into native code and relational structures | ||
| + | *Navigate data object‑oriented while benefiting from the integrity and performance of an RDBMS | ||
| + | *Deploy to on‑premise infrastructure, the cloud, or hybrid environments | ||
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| + | [[Interface to data sources]] | ||
| + | *Integrate using standard [[:Category:Interfacing|interfaces]] such as ISO15926 | ||
| + | *Create custom interface plugins for any available data source | ||
| + | *Use [[Proxy|proxies]] to manage data versions and consistency | ||
| + | *Control interface behavior and data consolidation workflows | ||
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| + | [[Publish data model]] | ||
| + | *Define [[Application Context Management|application contexts]] and role‑based access | ||
| + | *Link contexts to views for tailored user experiences | ||
| + | *Push updates to mobile devices instantly | ||
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| + | [[Use data in the field]] | ||
| + | *Aim a mobile device at objects to access information instantly | ||
| + | *Drill down into detailed data—fast, secure, and always up‑to‑date | ||
| + | *Work with the full published data model directly on the device | ||
| + | *Edit information on site and sync it back to the server and source systems | ||
| + | *Capture photos or voice notes to enrich your data | ||
| + | *Teach in new objects directly in the field using geo‑positioning | ||
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| + | [[Category:UBIK|What is UBIK]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:23, 4 March 2026
UBIK® is a powerful platform for creating Augmented Reality–enabled mobile solutions designed for industrial environments.
It enables the development of flexible, high‑performance object models that unify data from virtually any source—whether imported once, synchronized regularly, or retrieved on demand. These models are published through a WebService and can be consumed by UBIK® mobile devices, which overlay geo‑ or marker-referenced information as intuitive AR bubbles directly in the camera view.
UBIK® Highlights
Design object-oriented data models
- Use Polymorphism and Inheritance to build rich, reusable UBIK object models
- Define arbitrary Relations between objects
- Implement runtime behavior in native code or visual Workflows
- Configure Views to shape how users experience the objects
- Compile object models into native code and relational structures
- Navigate data object‑oriented while benefiting from the integrity and performance of an RDBMS
- Deploy to on‑premise infrastructure, the cloud, or hybrid environments
- Integrate using standard interfaces such as ISO15926
- Create custom interface plugins for any available data source
- Use proxies to manage data versions and consistency
- Control interface behavior and data consolidation workflows
- Define application contexts and role‑based access
- Link contexts to views for tailored user experiences
- Push updates to mobile devices instantly
- Aim a mobile device at objects to access information instantly
- Drill down into detailed data—fast, secure, and always up‑to‑date
- Work with the full published data model directly on the device
- Edit information on site and sync it back to the server and source systems
- Capture photos or voice notes to enrich your data
- Teach in new objects directly in the field using geo‑positioning
