Augmented Reality (AR) is rapidly becoming an integral technology in modern industrial processes, seamlessly integrating digital information with the physical environment to enhance precision ...

But at $10,000 each, and with a complex setup process, the average industrial company might have trouble justifying the device’s benefits, said Todd Richmond, director of the Mixed Reality Lab ...

Industrial enterprises are the highest adopters of augmented reality, comprising nearly 60% of the survey responses, with efforts focused on improving worker performance and solving the skilled ...

Augmented reality (AR) is not just for the upcoming metaverse. It's ready for prime time and already in use in industry. PTC targets enterprise AR applications with tools like Vuforia.

Industrial AR Leader Vuforia is widely known as the industry leader in industrial augmented reality through its best-in-class computer vision technology, robust tracking capabilities and breadth of ...

Vuzix CEO Paul Travers talks about the uses and implementation of augmented-reality glasses and the company's new M400 series. The M400 series leverages an eight-core Qualcomm XR1 system-on-chip ...

Users can experience AR (Augmented Reality) marked-up views of equipment and spaces through smartglasses such as Realwear's HMT-1, or by using an Android smartphone app to mark up video from the ...

When I first encountered augmented reality (AR) for industrial applications at a PTC event a few years ago in Boston, I was amazed at its potential to become a critical tool in industry for ...

Last summer’s Pokémon Go craze showed us the potential of augmented reality (AR). Apple’s new AR-enabled iPhone 8 and iPhone X will bring the technology to millions more.

When it comes to AI, early applications were on two, very separate, extremes. First, early vision AI would look for simple safety problems, such as missing hardhats.

Mobile devices will play a key role in the use of augmented and virtual reality applications. Written by Bob Violino, Contributor Feb. 3, 2017, 10:19 a.m. PT ...