Smart glasses in manufacturing can significantly enhance the safety of industrial operations, enabling the digitization, visualization, and intelligence of services. With the integration of 5G+AR architecture, industries using augmented reality can streamline the implementation process, track production processes, reduce maintenance costs, and provide error warnings.

Additionally, AR glasses address basic data protection issues, enhance security assurance capabilities, lower operating costs, increase revenue, improve data quality, and eliminate data silos.

By leveraging 5G, cloud computing, big data, artificial intelligence, and other technologies, AR glasses can empower key aspects such as industrial design, manufacturing, quality inspection, operation and maintenance, and safety. This creates typical application scenarios like AR warehouse picking, collaborative design, simulation verification, auxiliary assembly, and precise control.

Drones can be used for aerial inspections and monitoring, providing real-time data to workers equipped with smart glasses. 

Robotic dogs can navigate hazardous environments, to relay information and assist in tasks that are dangerous for humans.

Tablets and phones can serve as additional interfaces for workers, allowing them to access and control AR applications, communicate with drones and robotic dogs, and manage data seamlessly.

Together, these technologies build an AI-driven ecosystem that realizes future smart industrial applications.