Imagine AR tech applied to Right to Repair. You can see step-by-step instructions, not in a 2-D manual, but projected onto the device you're repairing.
Right to Repair: Most of us would be intimidated, opening up a laptop to fix it, but imagine you had an expert walking you through it. That's what AR can do.
Every workplace requires education. Training with augmented reality (AR) can enhance that, helping employees learn faster, more safely and at lower costs.
Augmented reality has all sorts of applications for driving directions, shopping, healthcare and instructions for how to replace your laptop's battery. Industry giants like Amazon, Facebook, General Electric, Mayo Clinic and the U.S. Navy are already using AR for a...
Augmented reality's ability to integrate digital information with the real-world environment has the potential to enhance and improve healthcare in a variety of groundbreaking ways. Diagnosis, telehealth visits and surgeries all stand to benefit from increased accuracy and efficiency, and...
Most people are familiar with virtual reality, which generates an entirely computer-generated environment. But "augmented reality" (AR) isn't as familiar to the general public, though many of us use it on a regular basis.
It was 1970 and Gaylord Nelson, a junior senator from Wisconsin and an environmentalist, decided to use the simmering energy of the anti-war movement of the time and aim it toward a growing apprehension about air and water pollution. He...
No more searching hundreds of pages of PDFs for instructions. You can access your specific products on this AR app -- purchase information, warranties, setup configuration, installation guides, troubleshooting, accessories, upgrade options, loyalty programs and more -- all at the...