ATEX & device selection
Assess wearable AR for hazardous industrial environments and compare the practical device criteria.
Industrial AR Solutions for Maintenance, Inspection and Remote Support
Connect frontline technicians with remote experts, guided work instructions and practical AR guidance for maintenance and inspection. Scope and results depend on the task, environment and deployment design.
Remote expert assistance: A frontline technician shares a live, first-person view with an expert who can guide the task using voice, video, documents, screenshots and visual annotations while the technician keeps both hands available.
How can AR reduce expert travel? Remote specialists can inspect what the field worker sees, discuss the fault and provide visual guidance without travelling to every site. This is especially valuable for offshore, distributed and hard-to-access operations.
Guided work instructions: Step-by-step procedures, checklists, drawings and asset information can be presented in the worker’s field of view. Completed steps, photos and video can support traceability and consistent execution.
Training and knowledge retention: Experienced technicians can capture procedures and explain decisions in context. That knowledge can then support onboarding, repeatable training and less-experienced workers in the field.
Connected worker operations: Field teams can receive work orders, procedures and remote support on one hands-free device. Integration requirements are assessed during the use-case and pilot phase.
AI-assisted visual inspection: Computer vision can help identify equipment, read labels or instruments and flag defined visual conditions. Algorithms, validation and deployment architecture are selected for the customer’s assets and risk requirements.
Warehouse and logistics guidance: AR can display item identification, destination, priority and picking instructions while the operator remains hands-free. Suitability depends on workflow, system integration and site conditions.