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Computers in Industry
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Despite increased bandwidth in world-wide networks there are still situations in which only limited bandwidth is available for telecollaboration between a technician maintaining a machine and an expert at a remote location. In this case, tele-cooperation is usually supported by synchronous audio but only asynchronous video exchange.We present an alternative approach for such a collaborative maintenance task. By utilizing techniques and technologies from Augmented Reality (AR) applications our approach can provide a synchronous shared visual context for the collaborators without a direct video link. The effectiveness of our experimental system for a tele-maintenance task was evaluated in a usability study.