Real Industry 4.0 AR Examples
summary
Case studies from Basque factories show concrete results: tablet and workers’ phones replace expensive headsets for many tasks, while Hololens, Vuzix and Epson Moverio handle hands‑free jobs; a foundry uses occlusion virtual buttons on headsets for safe training; an automotive line runs tablet step‑by‑step assembly guides; a maintenance program ships three apps — remote assist, offline guides, authoring tool and yields more trained non‑expert workers and fewer idle experts; an oil & gas site trains 500 hires with AR guides of 25–60 steps, manufacturers request built‑in AR manuals.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:47Basque Country (North of Spain)
- 4:36AR training & AR Guiding: Foundry
- 7:06AR training: Automotive Components
- 8:15Augmented Worker: Energy
- 9:16AR Training & AR Remote Assistance: Maintenance
- 10:54AR Training & AR Remote Guide: Maintenance
- 11:26AR guiding and training
- 13:31Augmented Training: Additive Manufacturing
- 15:09Gas & Oil Training and control
- 17:18Conclusions
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