Support through technology
Creating a virtual environment or adding virtual objects to the real world creates great added value in today's industrial environment. Creating quick wins for manufacturing companies through the use of extended reality: shortening travel times, avoiding waiting times, making monotonous work easier, on-demand training and simulation, etc.
But it's not just information that can support work. Motion capturing is used to record entire processes in order to optimize and facilitate the movements of employees in production. The data obtained can be analyzed and the workplace can be made more ergonomic. However, if the strain on the employee is still unacceptable, exoskeletons can be used. These increase the force exerted by the employee and contribute to less wear and tear on human joints.
Use cases
Extended Reality in an industrial context
- Long information retrieval times
- Restrictions in maintenance operations due to long waiting times and/or travel restrictions
- Skills shortage
- Conservation of resources (money, time ...)
- Inclusion of new employee groups
- Increasing the job satisfaction of employees
- MR-supported training on the Microsoft Hololens 2; programming using vuforia Studio.
- Remote support on the realwear hmt-1 or navigator 500
Remote Expert with AR support
- Expensive machine breakdowns
- Long journey of the specialists and maintenance experts
- Training participants often scattered around the world
- Enables virtual connection to subject matter experts
- Live video, file sharing & AR annotations
- Training & support solutions via remote assistance
- Implementation of Webex Expert on Demand on the AR glasses (Realwear Navigator 500)
- Remote Expert Call
- Launch training & support solutions via AR-based remote assistance.
