Augmented Reality Technology for Park Planning: An Innovative Approach to Landscape Design

Technology is crucial in improving various aspects of modern life. An innovative approach is introduced in this work by combining Augmented Reality (AR) technology with garden planning, resulting in a more interactive, creative, and efficient design experience. The regular mobile app for garden planning often relies on 2D/3D drawings or blueprints, which are limited in providing a comprehensive visualization. In contrast, AR technology has rapidly evolved, offering new possibilities across industries, including landscape design. This article examines the ease of use and viability of Increased Reality (AR) innovation in scene and plant arranging compared to conventional portable applications. The essential objective is to survey AR's potential to supply a more intelligently, imaginative, and productive client encounter. The subordinate factors incorporate assignment completion time, client fulfillment, and workload, as measured by the NASA Errand Stack Record (NASA TLX) over six measurements: Mental request, physical request, worldly request, execution, exertion, and disappointment. Eight members, aged between 20 and 30, were relegated to total plant plan errands utilizing AR and conventional apps. Whereas the AR app took longer in errand completion time, it advertised higher client fulfilment and lower seen workload. The Wilcoxon Signed-Rank test uncovered a critical inclination for AR regarding ease of route (p=0.023). Despite the longer assignment term, AR was found to be more solid and locked in, stamping it as a promising apparatus for future scene plan hones.