Emily Friedman

HP Visual Remote Guidance is a set of technologies that enable live collaboration between customers and HP remote service engineers via HP MyRoom, enabling real-time voice, video and content sharing. Customers can be guided remotely by one or multiple HP service experts and gain a world-class experience and fast issue resolution. Category

Included in the HP Predictive Press Care service portfolio, HP Visual Remote Guidance for HP Inkjet Web Presses allows press operators to increase up-time and resolve press issues more quickly with Google Glass.

Andrew Ferguson, Dr. Rafael Grossman, Dr. Homero Rivas and Melissa Saelzer has a discuss about wearables, their first experience using these devices and their application in the industry.

AGCO’s Jackson, Minnesota manufacturing team has incorporated Google Glass to audit finished product before it is shipped to dealers for consumer purchase.

Recognizing what is cool versus what is possible today

Picavi’s Johanna Bellenberg talks about head-worn devices with the very people implementing the technology at Walmart, GE Transportation, Gensler, USPS, and FM Global.

Lee Company is introducing INSIGHT. The industry-leading platform including smart safety glasses, GPS, geo-fencing, TechLink field mobility tools and our Digital Sound Technology (DST). DST provides ultrasound diagnostics that deliver invaluable “Insight” for trouble shooting, scheduled maintenance and predictive maintenance.

Medex ambulance a leading health care provider is the first to use Google glass in their ambulance to help save lives.

It's another application of the latest high tech tool: Google Glass. They're testing it at Yale-New Haven Hospital for training purposes to provide the best possible care to patients.

Microsoft HoloLens and Autodesk Fusion 360 are helping improve collaboration across the product development process, enabling engineers and designers to iterate together in real-time.

Use of Smart Glasses and Ubimax worker guidance application xMake at WS Kunststoff-Service GmbH

From giving customers a sensor’s vantage point to configuring cars in entirely new ways, Microsoft HoloLens is working to bring Volvo’s cutting edge car features to life in ways never before possible.

See how enterprises can use Essert's remote support system with Vuzix's M100 Smart Glasses

Many companies in the aerospace industry are studying how their counterparts in the military and automotive industries have used Augmented Reality. Some are leading with projects to deploy AR to improve their workplace performance and safety, as well as workforce productivity. In parallel, national and international agencies in aerospace, such as the European Space Agency (ESA) and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), are running their own pilots and studies to achieve their goals more safely and cost effectively.

EPRI is looking at new ways, such as wearable technologies, to make it faster and easier for power plant workers to collect important data and then use software, such as EPRI’s PM Basis Database (PMBD) and Fleet-Wide Prognostic and Health Management Suite (FW-PHM), via a Common Information Model (CIM) to improve operations and maintenance. Helmet provided by Daqri, LLC.

The AR for Enterprise Alliance is the only global non-profit, member-driven organization dedicated to widespread adoption of interoperable AR-enabled enterprise systems. Whether you are getting started with enterprise Augmented Reality or a widely recognized expert in the field, you can benefit from and contribute to the AR for Enterprise Alliance.

Selecting the best use cases for enterprise Augmented Reality introduction is arguably one of the most important steps that project managers will perform when exploring the technology’s potential to impact workplace performance. Finding a use case that is sufficiently narrow to be well defined while also broad enough to be applicable to multiple important business processes across an organization requires careful analysis. Use case selection should also take into account the stakeholders, their budgets, their power to influence corporate decision makers and their experience with emerging technology introduction.

Similarly to mobile technology introductions, implementing enterprise Augmented Reality technologies must be planned. Sound Augmented Reality project planning takes into account potential benefits and risks to existing IT, human and business systems. Potential benefits of Augmented Reality are addressed in many places, including previous AREA webinars. This unique webinar will examine risk factors frequently encountered with enterprise AR deployments.