In industry 4.0, augmented reality is gradually being more adapted to several manufacturing processes, especially in industries such as automotive, aerospace and defense, electronics and pharmaceuticals. The innovative technology can be applicated into training and upskilling workers, projecting work instructions, to guarantee quality assurance and so on. It carries multiple Read more…
Augmented Reality (AR) technologies kept growing and expanding during the last few years, especially in the manufacturing sector. By using AR in their daily tasks, workers can increase production quality, while being directly guided throughout their day. Take a look at the article below, from WE/AR Studio, and discover the Read more…
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…
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…
“What if factory staff could wear glasses that allowed them to see, besides the real environment, an additional set of information, like instructions on production or quality control operations? This is the goal of the DEO – Digital Enhanced Operator, a project that brings together INESC TEC, Skill Augment, and 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…
“If the manufacturing sector takes the leading role in transitioning employees as requirements and technology trends change, then this will be a huge factor, not only in attracting the next generation, but also in ensuring that no one is left behind”. Discover how human workers will be fundamental for the Read more…
DEO will apply KIT-AR’s solution to enable augmented workers in automotive production lines at Volkswagen AutoEuropa’s factory in Palmela. Main goals include reducing manufacturing errors, inspecting and identifying anomalies more quickly and overall reducing production risks. Visit us again soon, as we’ll be sharing our findings in enabling digitally enhanced Read more…
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