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Silva, J., Nogueira, P., Martins, P., Vaz, P. and Abrantes, J. (2023) Exploring the Potential of Mixed Reality as a Support Tool for Industrial Training and Production Processes: A Case Study Utilizing Microsoft Hololens. In: de la Iglesia, D.H., et al., Eds., New Trends in Disruptive Technologies, Tech Ethics and Artificial Intelligence, Springer, 187-196.
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• TITLE: Integrating Augmented Reality and Edge Computing for Enhanced Hazard Detection and Safety Monitoring

  AUTHORS: Robb Shawe

  KEYWORDS: Augmented Reality, Hazard Detection, Edge Computing, Safety Monitoring, Microsoft HoloLens, Industrial Safety, Immersive Training, Digital Reporting, Real-Time Overlays, User Adoption, Connectivity Challenges, Machine Learning, Industrial Internet of Things, Remote Collaborative Support, Integrating Augmented Reality and Edge Computing for Enhanced Hazard Detection and Safety Monitoring

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Information Security, Vol.16 No.4, October 24, 2025

  ABSTRACT: The integration of augmented reality and hazard detection is poised to change industrial safety. Employees receive visual alerts through augmented reality overlays that give immediate and clear information about safety threats. Supervisors can quickly handle safety issues with augmented reality applications that combine digital reporting and hazard detection. Training methods are also being transformed by augmented reality, allowing employees to practice through real-world simulations in interactive environments. Challenges like low connectivity or high latency can be tackled with edge computing techniques, where data is processed and stored close to the user. The main topics of this study include augmented reality, hazard detection, edge computing, safety monitoring, and devices like the Microsoft HoloLens. These concepts are key to understanding the future of safety in the industry.