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In this video, Upskill’s Brian Ballard leads early wearable tech adopters from Toyota, Duke Energy, Merck and Southern Company in a discussion around strategies for accelerating an organization’s wearable journey.
Finger Food Studios’ Graham Cunliffe leads a panel discussing the current state of the enterprise wearable market and the challenges of deploying business-ready wearable applications. Graham is joined by Caterpillar’s Jeff Lind, Southwest Airlines’ Chris Grubbs, Walmart’s Steven Lewis and United Technologies’ Peggy Wu.
Aleksandar Vukojevic and Rodney James of Duke Energy share Duke’s experience since 2014 of planning, executing and evaluating remote visual guidance pilot projects using many different devices and software solutions. The duo also discuss turning those pilots into an enterprise solution, and the next frontier for electric utilities.
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. The panelists share use cases, with training being the most popular.
In this joint presentation, Brian Laughlin and Paul Davies of Boeing take the audience through the multiple ways in which Boeing has been applying Augmented Reality – a term the company coined in the late 80s – to manufacturing. The effects of using AR at Boeing have included reductions in assembly time, errors and training requirements, increase in workers’ capacity to recall work instructions, and the transfer of knowledge from an aging workforce to a newer one—things get built faster with higher quality because AR is the fastest mode of instruction.
In this case study, Jeff Smith of commercial building services company Brady reveals how his organization utilizes smart glasses to create a better customer experience and increase sales. Every single one of Brady’s technicians has been outfitted with smart glasses, which they use to take a short video on every job. The video is included with each quote so that customers can see the problem and understand what needs to be done to fix it.
Learn about a few of the exciting technologies currently being tested on a number of Rogers-O’Brien projects, including safety vests that light up to alert workers when they are entering a controlled access zone, 360-degree cameras mounted onto regular hard hats that enable virtual walkthroughs of job sites, a company creating the “YouTube of industry,” and exosuits that empower workers to wield heavy tools with less exertion.
Expert analyst J.P. Gownder of Forrester Research kicks off Day 2 of EWTS 2016 in an outstanding presentation on the journey ahead for enterprise wearables. Topics covered include why enterprises want wearables, as well as how extended reality is leading the way, VR applications will thrive, and smart glasses will reshape how people work. Learn about the numerous jobs roles that will use wearables; the market beyond head-mounted displays (plus key use cases); the two ways enterprise wearables operate in the real world (B2E and B2B2C); and why J.P. endorses VR as an important enterprise tool.
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Ilissa Brusser, Manager, Corporate Incubation (Bose Labs) explains how Bose is helping enterprise customers via wearables along with her experience at EWTS.
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