The latest news from Taqtile.
Taqtile introduced Manifest 3.0 with the goal of optimising scalability, accountability, and regulatory compliance.
Incredible new enterprise experiences leverage spatial computing to customize workspaces, collaborate on 3D designs, deliver specialized employee training, and guide remote fieldwork in entirely new ways
According to Taqtile, new functionality within Manifest 3.0 offers more effective management of digitized work instructions, allowing organizations to more efficiently manage work-instruction creation and dissemination.
Today, Taqtile introduced Manifest 3.0, a frontline AR work solution that displays immersive instructional assets. Manifest version 3.0 provides notable updates which aim to optimize the platform’s scalability, accountability, and regulatory compliance.
Today, Taqtile introduced Manifest 3.0, a frontline AR work solution that displays immersive instructional assets. Manifest version 3.0 provides notable updates which aim to optimize the platform’s scalability, accountability, and regulatory compliance.
All the big XR news from MWC 24, including leaders such as Samsung, Google, Qualcomm, Honda, HTC VIVE, AWS, and more
This week, at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, Taqtile, a leader in AR instructional solutions, is showcasing its now deepened support of Microsoft services to boost the usability of its immersive solution in demanding industrial environments.
Taqtile continues to support Microsoft Azure within its augmented reality (AR)-enabled platform, Manifest®, announcing support for Microsoft Azure Private 5G Core.
This week, AR instructional solutions provider Taqtile announced official support for Microsoft’s Unity-based Mixed Reality Toolkit 3 (MRTK3) in a move to broaden the usability of its Manifest application ready for a “growing number” of OpenXR devices in 2024
An Austin-based venture capital firm specializing in early-stage funding of frontier technologies, Scout Ventures joins an increasingly impressive roster of institutions invested in the spatial pioneer Taqtile.
