XR at Work
XR at Work
We are two practitioners that put augmented and virtual reality technologies into factories and other industrial environments. We couldn't find a channel or podcast aimed at those of us focusing on practical applications of XR in industry, so we decided to start our own. This isn't the consumer metaverse; it's happening today for real workers. XR At Work will give you ideas, insights, and advice for utilizing emerging technologies like augmented and virtual reality in your factories and other rugged environments. Subscribe if interested in the use of AR/VR/MR and related tech.
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Nov 7, 2024
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Episodes
Remote Expert Deep Dive 27.12.2022 38:51
In this episode Dane and Scott talk about remote expert: - What it is - How it's used - Devices for remote expert - Some "gotcha's" to look out for The XR At Work Crew also shares some future predictions for how this capability might morph and grow.
What use cases should I start with? 27.12.2022 20:51
In today's episode, Scott and Dane break down how they started putting XR in to manufacturing facilities. Solutions that are bringing a lot of value to training and support for industry are: 1. Remote Expert 2. Digital Work Instructions or Guided Workflows 3. 360 experiences for training and support 4. VR experiences for training
XR at Work - Introduction 27.12.2022 0:38
We're Scott and Dane, two guys that put XR in to manufacturing, logistics and other industrial environments in our day jobs. Real world enterprise with real world solutions in AR and VR. XR At Work gives you ideas, insights and advice for how to utilize emerging technologies like augmented and virtual reality in your factories and industrial environments. Consider subscribing if you want to utiliz...
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