Electric Utility AR: IoT, Smart Cities and all That
summary
A utility research program at EPRI reports ~$2–2.5M in AR work, runs a 10-utility IoT project with 20–40 subprojects, and publishes an AR interoperability report (product 3002010514). Claims: smart meters hold underused CPUs, meter data can jump ~72,000% when moving from monthly to hourly readings, and cities approach ~3.5 billion connected devices by 2018. Demonstrations use Hexoskin and Zephyr biometric wearables, Proxy proximity device to keep workers from live gear, and AR overlays tied to pole temperature, tilt and current.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:14AboutEPRI
- 1:32Software Independent
- 2:37Who are our members
- 3:44Sectors
- 4:16Smart Cities
- 4:52Connected World
- 5:14Connected Devices in Smart Cities
- 5:37Smart Commercial Buildings
- 6:55Utilities Smart Cities
- 8:49Big Data
- 9:36Utility Data
- 11:11Standards
- 12:05AR Vision Interoperability
- 13:21Project Overview
- 13:50De Kepco
- 14:30Health and Safety
- 15:32Conclusion
