Innovation with Wearables: Futurespective and Use Cases in Industry
summary
CSIRO builds and trials wearable AR systems that cut time on task and errors by overlaying instructions and enabling live expert guidance; a secure remote‑assistance system with head‑mounted camera, touch controller, workspace tags and recording is trialed at Boeing trial so one expert can assist multiple operators without flying in. A proof‑of‑concept sends 3D hand capture between headsets by using a local scene model to avoid bandwidth issues — 3D co‑located hands. Work also integrates an EEG SmartCap EEG cap and ML to predict microsleeps for driver safety.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 0:46AR value in maintenance tasks
- 2:11Remote expert assistance system
- 4:57Benefits and adoption of remote guidance
- 6:203D remote assistance concept
- 8:49Wearables for driver fatigue monitoring
- 10:47Cognitive load and AR integration
- 11:30Q&A and closing remarks
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