Introducing “Membrane Ceiling” in your facility right now with CG synthesis! Introducing the easy-to-operate “AR Membrane Ceiling Simulator

Membrane ceilings are a visually pleasing, safe and secure ceiling construction method. Membrane ceilings are widely used in airports, schools, sports facilities, commercial facilities, and government buildings throughout Japan. The “AR Membrane Ceiling Simulator” allows you to see what a membrane ceiling would look like right away on your web browser. Using AR technology, you can easily and instantly create a composite image of a membrane ceiling from your own photos. You can concretize the image of how it will look, which can be used as a reference when creating internal study materials and selecting colors and types. This article will provide you with a detailed overview of the benefits of membrane ceilings as well as the advantages of membrane ceilings. Please feel free to touch and enjoy it first.

 

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What is "Membrane Ceiling"?

Membrane ceiling for earthquake safety

膜天井とは、膜材を用いた天井工法です。

『軽い・柔らかい・強い』という特徴を持ち、特に地震の多い日本においては安全性の高さに注目が集まっています。平時においても、天井は建物の老朽化や湿度などによる腐食、また人的ミス等で落下する危険性があります。そこで、天井材を軽く、柔らかくすることで、天井落下の危険性を低減させ、たとえ落下しても人的被害を軽減させるのが「膜天井」です。

High Functionality and Case Studies

Depending on the membrane material used, it can also have “sound insulation, heat insulation, and light transmittance. Because of its wide range of applications, it is used in facilities all over Japan.

One of its greatest features is its beautiful appearance.

Beauty is one of the charms of membrane ceilings. Membrane ceilings create beautiful and comfortable spaces. The “AR Membrane Ceiling Simulator” allows you to experience the appeal of membrane ceilings close at hand. You can check it out right now with your images and web browser.

What is "AR Membrane Ceiling Simulator"?

Taiyo Kogyo’s “AR Membrane Ceiling Simulator” allows you to easily create a composite image of a membrane ceiling using your own images on your current web browser. The composite process can be completed in three simple steps.

1. Upload Image
2. Adjustment of synthetic models
3. computer graphics

You can imagine the specific look and feel of the product. Of course, it is free. The following is an explanation of how to operate the system.

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Supported Web Browsers

The AR Membrane Ceiling Simulator can be run on both PCs and mobile devices, but we recommend using PCs for ease of operation. WebGL-compatible” web browsers such as “Google Chrome,” “Microsoft Edge,” and “Safari” work well with this application. Note that “Internet Explorer” is not recommended.

Four types of membrane ceilings that can be synthesized

The AR membrane ceiling simulator allows you to synthesize any of the following four types of ceilings.

(1) 2-sided fixing (long type)

(2) 2-sided fixing (short nested type)

(iii) Fixed all around (with beams)

(4) Louver type

Features of each membrane ceiling type are available on the site.

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How to operate the AR Membrane Ceiling Simulator

The operation is simple. Open the simulator, upload your image, and adjust the orientation of the membrane ceiling model. Once you open the site, a button titled “How to Operate” will appear in the upper right corner of the screen, and anyone can easily create a composite image by following this guide.

Operation #1: Upload images and select the number of membrane ceilings.

Operation #2: Adjust the position and size of the model, and change the color and pattern.

Operation #3: When you are satisfied with the image, click the CG Composite button to complete the operation.

Operation #4: Click on the image download button to get the image.

summary

We have introduced “AR Membrane Ceiling Simulator”, a free and easy-to-use tool that allows you to quickly create a composite image of a membrane ceiling. All you have to do is upload your images to the web browser you are currently viewing. If you are considering a membrane ceiling, feel free to use the simulator to get an idea of what you are looking for.

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