An Augmented Navy at AWE 2015
summary
Team interviews 200 sailors surveyed and builds working concepts implemented on Google Glass prototypes that show distance and ETA for underway replenishment, personalized muster directions with crew locations, engine and propeller telemetry, and a mobile radar-style contact overlay with range and intercept time. Adoption requires saving time, cutting cost or increasing capability and proof of security, reliability and ruggedness. A maintenance app is in development and a demo is planned.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Navy mission and challenges
- 1:34Talking to sailors for AR solutions
- 3:04AR for ship refueling and safety
- 4:29AR for ship navigation and awareness
- 5:56Key takeaways from AR feedback
- 6:59Security and ruggedness concerns
- 8:48Ongoing AR pilots and future plans
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