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Augmented reality (AR) enables workers at reactors to access manual and instructional videos, and speak directly to colleagues and experts thousands of miles away, as they complete maintenance tasks.

Digital twins in the Manifest augmented reality (AR) work-instruction platform from Taqtile provide the ability for front-line workers to view and virtually interact with physical equipment.

Manifest AR work-instruction platform now allows frontline workers to fuse digital twins with Internet of Things (IoT) data in order to view and virtually interact with large pieces of equipment.

IoT data, when applied with augmented reality, can change the way workers do their jobs in the field to improve accuracy, efficiency and safety.

Any technological advancement that requires efficient wireless connectivity will draw carriers’ attention. In the case of the metaverse, wireless operators will have an opportunity to monetize their 5G investments.

The Seattle, Washington-based enterprise’s leading AR platform provides both static and animated digital twins to users for integration with internet of things (IoT) devices, sensors, and data.

Chief Customer Officer Kelly Malone says the tech company’s augmented reality platform is a force multiplier, helping manufacturers reduce errors and improve technician performance.

In this episode of the Food For Thought podcast, we’re talking about how mixed reality is changing the landscape for workforce training among manufacturers.

LAC demonstrated augmented reality use cases. “By combining our virtual reality gaming components and Taqtile’s Manifest software, we have produced a unique way to train and develop our students.”