arsysteem

Arsysteem is not a widely standardized term in Dutch, and its meaning depends on context. In many cases it is used as a concatenation of the letters AR and the word systeem, referring to an augmented reality system (often written as AR-systeem). In other contexts, it may appear as an acronym or part of a proper name. Because there is no single, universal definition, arsysteem should be clarified by its source.

If interpreted as augmented reality system, arsysteem describes a setup that overlays digital content onto the real world using sensors, cameras and displays. Typical components include hardware such as a device with a camera, processor and inertial sensors, and a display; software including an AR platform, computer-vision algorithms and a tracking or SLAM system; and content such as 3D models, anchors and interactions. The usual workflow involves environment mapping, object or feature anchoring, real-time rendering and user interaction. Common applications span education, industrial maintenance, design and assembly, training, gaming and navigation.

The term can also appear in other domains as an acronym or part of a name, with meanings that vary by field. Because arsysteem lacks a universal definition, it is important to rely on the surrounding text to determine which interpretation is intended. If you encounter the term, look for clarifying details such as whether it refers to augmented reality technology, a specific organization, or another concept.

See also: augmented reality, ARKit, ARCore, HoloLens.