Abstracts
The call for abstracts is now closed. Notifications on acceptance will be sent soon!
NDIA welcomes your abstract submissions and/or demonstration in support of its 2018 Augmented Reality Workshop.
Industrial Augmented Reality is and will be a key technology that will facilitate a major paradigm shift in the way users interact with data. As commercial AR has enjoyed increasing success among marketers and gamers, industrial AR, especially in the defense industry, has only just recently been recognized as a viable solution for solving many critical needs (e.g. maintenance, training, operations). Our goals for this event are to:
- Facilitate the development and adoption of Augmented Reality (AR) technologies in defense and the industrial enterprise at government contractor locations.
- Encourage the growth of investment from our sponsors in AR.
There are many different pockets of exploration occurring within this realm and our vision is that this workshop will bring innovators and experts together to allow for increased knowledge, improved collaboration, and enhanced application of AR.
To support this vision, NDIA welcomes quality abstract submissions and demonstrations that generally align with the recommended topics listed below:
- Identifying Opportunities for AR Solutions
- Design Considerations for AR
- Project Management Methods
- Development Environments and Considerations
- User Testing, Acceptance and Feedback
- Authorization to Operate (ATO)
ABSTRACTS
Individuals are required to submit a concise abstract of 5000 characters or less by July 20, 2018. Authors will be notified whether their abstract has been accepted in mid-August.
Please upload your abstract via the NDIA website here and complete ALL required information. All abstracts must be submitted electronically in accordance with specific instructions as outlined in the Submission Guidelines section below.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
1. The deadline for submitting a detailed abstract (5000 characters or less) is July 20, 2018. Any abstracts submitted after the deadline will NOT be considered for review. Submitters will be notified whether or not their abstract has been selected in mid-August.
2. Abstracts must be UNCLASSIFIED and cleared for public release.
3. Abstracts must be submitted in English. Potential panel presenters must be fluent in English.
4. Abstracts should include the below information:
- Purpose – What is the aim of the research to be presented in a panel or poster session?
- Theme – How does the research relate to the theme and focus area(s) of the symposium?
- Design/Methodology/Approach – How were the research objectives achieved? Include a discussion on the research analysis and the primary methodology used.
- Findings – What are the overall research findings?
- Practical Applications – What are the practical applications of the research? What changes to existing practice might be made as a result of this research?
- Original Value – What unique findings will be conveyed through the research?