Building a Practical Roadmap for Success
summary
Companies deploy HoloLens and smart glasses for concrete gains: HoloLens cuts one elevator repair from two hours to 20 minutes and Boeing reports a 25% production time reduction with near-zero error rates, with industry studies showing ~32% productivity gains. Machine-vision-as-a-service (Gravity Jack) gives six degrees of freedom part ID to prevent costly line-stopping mistakes; VR/AR POCs use tools like Mimesis full-body capture, Cisco remote troubleshooting, and existing platforms. Start with a focused POC, measure ROI, involve end users, and outsource expertise rather than building everything in-house.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to AR VR success
- 2:10Key enterprise use cases
- 6:43Getting buy-in for AR VR
- 9:10Human-centered AR VR design
- 12:24Long-term AR VR development
- 15:15Q&A and closing
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