Putting Smartglasses to Work for Professionals in Large Enterprises
summary
Enterprises move from “I believe” to controlled field trials and a few live rollouts, claiming smartglasses cut travel and downtime by letting remote experts virtually inspect lines and guide repairs; typical setup combines video streaming, annotation and multiple input modes (voice, trackpad, head motion) to cope with noise and gloves. The standout use is see what I see for heavy machinery and synchronous lines; actual scale remains small — less than five production deployments reported — with hardware, battery and flaky Wi‑Fi still limiting wider success.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to smartglasses
- 1:49From belief to deployment
- 4:35Manufacturing use cases
- 7:05Cost of downtime and AR solutions
- 8:52See what I see as killer app
- 10:37User diversity and standards
- 12:04Solving worthy problems
- 14:31Future of AR in enterprise
- 15:13Q&A on production use cases
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