AiBAT: Artificial Intelligence/Instructions for Build, Assembly, and Test
<|reference_start|>AiBAT: Artificial Intelligence/Instructions for Build, Assembly, and Test: Instructions for Build, Assembly, and Test (IBAT) refers to the process used whenever any operation is conducted on hardware, including tests, assembly, and maintenance. Currently, the generation of IBAT documents is time-intensive, as users must manually reference and transfer information from engineering diagrams and parts lists into IBAT instructions. With advances in machine learning and computer vision, however, it is possible to have an artificial intelligence (AI) model perform the partial filling of the IBAT template, freeing up engineer time for more highly skilled tasks. AiBAT is a novel system for assisting users in authoring IBATs. It works by first analyzing assembly drawing documents, extracting information and parsing it, and then filling in IBAT templates with the extracted information. Such assisted authoring has potential to save time and reduce cost. This paper presents an overview of the AiBAT system, including promising preliminary results and discussion on future work.<|reference_end|>
@article{nuernberger2024aibat:,
    title={AiBAT: Artificial Intelligence/Instructions for Build, Assembly, and
  Test},
    author={Benjamin Nuernberger, Anny Liu, Heather Stefanini, Richard Otis,
  Amanda Towler, R. Peter Dillon},
    journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2410.02955},
    year={2024},
    archivePrefix={arXiv},
    eprint={2410.02955},
    primaryClass={cs.AI cs.AR cs.ET cs.HC}
}