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

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

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.


Donning Magic Leap AR headsets and wielding Magic Leap controllers, students illustrated how Taqtile combines AR technology with intelligent software solutions to deliver dynamic work instructions in real-time.

The combination of the ARGO™ smartglasses from DigiLens and the Manifest® work instruction platform from Taqtile will deliver a robust, industrial-lite solution for deskless workers around the globe.

New Touch Alignment Technology Spatially Anchors 
Manifest Assets Through Three Customer-Assigned Touchpoints

Show attendees will experience how Manifest can assist military staff in the inspection process of complex equipment, such as airplane landing gear.

At South by Southwest (SXSW), the Army Applications Laboratory (AAL) will feature Taqtile’s Manifest® augmented reality (AR)-enabled work-instruction platform at its “Bots by the Bridge” exhibition.

At Mobile World Congress, Taqtile announces it is working with Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., inventor of breakthrough technologies that transform how the world connects, computes, and communicates.

With excitement comes the instinct to dismiss new technologies as all hype or impractical. But when it comes to AR, it’s all a matter of how it’s used.