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TechRepublic: Despite the hype, when it comes to the metaverse — some say it’s the evolution of the internet — there really is no there there.
Downer has delivered a successful pilot with the Royal Australian Navy demonstrating a new way of delivering training, knowledge sharing, safety and quality assurance.
Downer has made a key strategic enhancement to frontline operational efficiency and employee experience by partnering with the world’s leading augmented reality work instruction platform, Manifest from Taqtile, Inc.
Manifest Maker from Taqtile transforms how companies capture and digitize work instructions. The free app helps enterprises create digital, step-by-step procedures to guide deskless workers.
The Manifest® augmented-reality (AR)-enabled work-instruction platform from Taqtile will be showcased next week in the Microsoft booth, #4151, at the Association of the United States Army 2022 annual meeting & exposition in Washington DC (#AUSA2022, October 10-12).
Fortunately, we have these immersive learning trailblazers to lead the way and encourage us to put our lateral thinking caps on when it comes to using AR, VR, and other modern technologies in eLearning development.
Taqtile announces $5M equity raise supporting global deployment of Manifest, the leading AR-enabled work instruction platform that is fundamentally changing how companies support their employees with modern digital tools, and improve the overall safety and performance of their businesses.
The Manifest enterprise SaaS platform is digitizing complex inspection processes, delivering more accountable methods for tracking inspection results and data, and enabling efficient resolution processes.
As part of Nokia’s Digital Automation Cloud (DAC) application catalog, Manifest enriches the experience of frontline users by providing reliable real-time access to digital manuals and guidance and other invaluable company-centric knowledge.
The “industrial metaverse,” a term companies like Microsoft, Nvidia, and Siemens use to describe VR and other augmented reality in manufacturing, is arguably outpacing its more hyped, social-and-games counterpart.
