Advancing from Pilot to Implementation: AR Smart Glasses for Enterprise
summary
Epson reports six years of enterprise pilots and builds the Moverio BT-350 to be mass-manufacturable, affordable and actually deployable: a new hinge that fits 90+% head sizes, custom silicon OLED 1280x720 panels with full transparency, a 23° field of view, and rugged/flip-up variants for industrial use. Pricing sits at $999 BT-350 (also $800 BT-313 and $3,000 industrial models). IT tooling includes device management for bulk updates and multi-unit charging; intrinsic-safety would cost ~5–10x more.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to AR smart glasses
- 1:47Evolution of Epson’s AR glasses
- 3:30BT 350 for commercial use
- 4:34Multi-user design and fit
- 5:58OLED display technology
- 7:23Device management for scale
- 8:49From pilot to enterprise deployment
- 9:30Peripheral vision concerns
- 11:38Intrinsic safety challenges
- 12:20Pricing and trade-offs
- 13:24OLED display quality comparison
- 15:10Q&A and closing remarks
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