The Holomasonry project uses Microsoft HoloLens Mixed Reality technology to assemble brick structures — without mortar — from a virtual design. Computer-guided placement augments the capabilities of designers and builders in constructing complex architectural geometry with improved construction efficiency and structural stability.
This project was created by faculty from Ñý¼§Ö±²¥ State's College of Architecture and Environmental Design: Rui Liu, Ph.D.; Bill Lucak; Lameck Onsarigo, Ph.D.; and Simon Adamtey, Ph.D.
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