Spatial computing is a new trend in the XR space following the Apple Vision Pro debut; what is spatial computing, and what implications does it have for enterprise end users?

AR-Enabled Manifest Software Helps Warfighters Recover from Equipment Failures in Combat, Improves Combat Readiness, and Supports Expeditionary Warfighting.

The app is designed to capture the undocumented knowledge of experts and quickly and allow users to create digital, step-by-step work procedures. Manifest Maker will now allow users to create and access a central library of assets.

Augmented reality (AR) solutions firm Taqtile recently announced it had upgraded its world-class platform, Manifest, for industrial and defence XR clients. With the new features, firms can enhance how they conduct inspections and locate faults in equipment and processes.

Manifest 2.8 Update Available for a Variety of Devices, Including the iPad,
Delivering More Efficient Fault Resolutions and More Accurate Results

Industry leaders explore how edge computing is extending its reach, particularly as demand for AI-equipped tasks grows.

The Armed Forces are having to rethink supply strategies, and turning to an arsenal of innovations.

Extended Reality solutions have quickly proven themselves to be more than just a tech novelty. Over the years, as the technology in the ecosystem has evolved, companies have begun to uncover endless new ways to leverage XR in day-to-day operations.

Apple debuted Vision Pro and many XR announcements also showcased core innovations that deserve headline space alongside Apple – a firm which may find itself to become a massive influence in the immersive market.

With iPad’s versatility and intuitive, familiar interface, combined with availability of a broad range of accessories for enterprise-level use, the advanced AR-enabled capabilities of Manifest make an ideal tool for delivering work instructions to a growing number of deskless workers across the globe.