New immersive technologies are changing the way the manufacturing industry and its employees work and live. How can society adapt to these transformations which will have a tremendous impact in everyday life? Find out some of the answers to this question on the Augmented and Virtual Reality Policy Conference!
There is currently a skills gap very present on the manufacturing sector: the most experienced workers are departing due to age and economic factors and new workers don’t have the necessary skills. Fortunately, Augmented Reality (AR) can help empowering the new workforce with the right skills. Want to know how? Read more…
Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) have changed the way manufacturing companies work. But what exactly are the applications of this revolutionary technologies in the factory? Take a look at the article below and discover the true extension of these immerse technologies! Augmented and Virtual reality in advanced manufacturing Read more…
With technology revolutionising how workplaces function, how will the future of work look like? On the “Future of Work” event, happening in September 2023, in Ireland, you can dig into in how AI, robotics, automation, gig economy, remote working and so many more trends will transform the workflows for the Read more…
In last years, many industrial production companies in Europe have implemented strategic work towards a digital transformation into the fourth-industrial revolution. The concept of zero-defects in the management of quality includes a set of digital solutions and approaches that provide the ability to connect different parts of the manufacturing life Read more…
The manufacturing industry has been suffering from a skills gap that will only get worse in the following years. New digital technologies, like Augmented Reality, can help the fight against this problem! AR can enable on-the-job training, capture and scale expertise, recruit younger workers and eventually, close the skills gap. Take Read more…
“Among extended reality (XR) technologies, augmented reality (AR) is probably the most accessible. (…) AR’s accessibility allows numerous enterprises to engage in remote collaboration and guidance, supporting verticals in defence, retail, education, manufacturing, and even fashion.” Using augmented reality in the workplace is becoming a reality for many companies. The Read more…
How can digitalization turn into an opportunity to promote mental health and wellbeing for the augmented worker? Check the following webinar from Socialists & Democrats to fully understand how the future of human workers can look like! And be sure to stay alert for DEO’s webinars in the near future!
Automation and Augmented Workers can exist and cooperate together in perfect harmony! Using technology to improve operators performance, by helping them do their tasks more easily and efficiently, is how factory’s can achieve a continuous improvement. Watch KIT-AR’s webinar and find out the benefits of an augmented workforce. Be sure to Read more…
Human workers on the shopfloor are essential to the future of factories. Even though technology is important in the current scenario, empowering the workforce through augmentation can lead to an increase of production, accessibility, inclusivity and sustainability. Placing the workforce at the center of discussions, creating a more accessible and Read more…
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