As AR-driven spatial computing makes its way into industrial workplace settings through real-time step-by-step instructions and remote mentoring, even the most complex and intricate tasks will no longer require extensive experience to manage and complete them effectively.

Peggy and Dirck Schou, CEO, Taqtile, shares about the company—and what led to the launch of it. He says he saw a game changer in how you deliver a digitally transformative tool to desolate workers.

Taqtile is humbled and excited to be recognized as an honoree and honorable mention for Fast Company’s World Changing Ideas 2021 for our Manifest Platform!

AR remote collaboration solutions are those that superimpose virtual elements over a user’s view of the world around them, while allowing them to communicate with coworkers, experts, or even devices

AR-based solutions can allow highly skilled workers to efficiently author step-by-step processes for use in any operational or training capacity aboard their ship.

Hear Dirck Schou, Co-Founder and CEO of Taqtile, describe a simple software solution that transfers the skill set of the expert worker to the newbie worker and reduce the learning curve from years or months to weeks or even days.

We look at the use of augmented reality maintenance and training tools to understand how they can work for manufacturers.

The project, which is taking place at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) in Washington state, US, is designed to test the security, scalability, and resilience of 5G networks and the advanced capabilities of augmented and virtual reality (VR).

5G has been designed from the start to meet the needs of enterprise customers, and it’s already starting to make an impact.

The Lab, as it’s commonly called, launched in 2020 as a burgeoning group of companies committed to 5G and its related technologies.