Augmented reality services

One of the areas which adopted augmented reality pretty quickly is broadly understood education, employee training in production companies in particular. Traditional staff training with real machines, equipment, and trainers is time-consuming, expensive, and might involve risks of potential mistakes and equipment damage. AR training helps to cut these costs significantly and shorten the time needed to prepare new hires to start working efficiently.

At NeuroSYS we build custom AR training solutions for our clients but we’ve also created a ready-made system. It allows you to build AR training without any programming skills. Our system allows users to create AR training with a simple drag-and-drop editor. The end result is AR training that guides employees, showing them what and how exactly should be done and allowing them hands-free operation in a real work environment. For more information go to Samelane, our learning management system available with AR.

Technical breakdowns or machine failures without immediate experts’ support can inflict severe losses on business (especially in manufacturing). With AR they experts can share their know-how remotely, without the need to travel to get to the site. This not only saves time, but also can be the only support available during the pandemic and imposed restrictions.

A dedicated software installed on AR devices can link field technicians with remote experts for hands-on instruction sessions. Consultants get access to the technicians’ field of view in real-time and can provide them with information and instruction – both visual and verbal – to solve the issue. With AR, machine installation, maintenance, and technical support can be assisted remotely.

Everybody knows the Pokémon Go game that dates back to 2016. It was the first AR game that assembled masses of devoted players. Augmented reality games are appreciated for the immersive experience – the ability to merge the real world with virtual objects and characters. They can work with headsets, smart glasses, smartphones, and tablets. Yet another example is creating augmented reality applications running on a variety of AR devices.

A surge in AR apps’ popularity is particularly visible in industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, e-commerce, real estate, and logistics. Their purpose is to create highly useful tools and engaging experiences for their customers – and gain a considerable advantage over the competition. Some of the examples of AR use are smart mirrors, apps showing new furniture in customers’ homes, or tracking packages in logistics. When augmented reality on the phone is considered, we use a multi-platform environment Unity.

You might not know what augmented reality solutions you need – and that is completely understandable. Since we’ve worked with most of the well-known AR equipment and AR software platforms, we know their advantages and drawbacks. We will help you in choosing the best augmented reality glasses and SDKs for your business needs.

Thus, you can discover the possibilities of AR to the fullest and avoid costly trials and errors, testing limitations of different devices and frameworks. We always keep in mind not to make you reliant on one headset provider, so with one app you can become independent from the manufacturer and switch to better equipment in the future at the lowest cost possible.