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Leveraging augmented reality
for inspections

Manifest helps your workforce perform inspections, audits, and quality checks more accurately and efficiently. Modernize your inspection workflows and digitize the process of recording, resolving, and reporting faults and inspection results.

Inspections done well with augmented reality

A combination of real-time, always available step-by-step inspection guidance, automatic reporting and archiving of key results per facility, location and piece of equipment, and integrated remote assistance capabilities make inspections more efficient and accurate.   

man performing a task utilizing digital work instructions

Uniform fault reporting and resolution

Manifest’s built-in fault reporting system provides workers with a consistent, integrated way to flag, describe, and resolve faults found during the inspection process.  Reports are automatically generated while inspections are being performed.

Accurate, consistent and efficient execution

Inspection processes are completed in a standard, step-by-step order where workers follow structured AR work instructions and must successfully complete one step before advancing and evidence of completion can be required while inspecting equipment. Following these augmented reality work instructions for inspections and quality control will enable less experienced workers to safely perform the process at an expert level.

woman using digital work instructions on a machine
overlay view of digital work instructions

Conditional and dynamic guidance

For more complex inspection processes, Manifest supports conditional paths where dynamic guidance and workflow will change depending on environmental conditions, worker input, and other criteria. Real-time, IoT sensor data can be incorporated to aid workers in selecting the best path during equipment inspections.

Capture and record evidence

Inspectors can be required to submit a photo, a video, or meter reading at the end of each step or procedure to provide evidence of successful completion, better describe faults and expedite their resolution, or add more context to inspection records and history.

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man performing task with ar work instructions on a tablet

Efficient remote inspections

Manifest’s integrated AR for inspections and quality control includes remote assistance capabilities. It provides all the collaborative tools to enable remote inspections so experts can be leveraged efficiently to perform inspection procedures while minimizing travel. 

Traceability

All work done with Manifest is recorded and reported as part of the inspection data. A complete job history is archived for any inspection or task started or completed. Integrated reporting and APIs provide the means to use this data and integrate it into existing business systems.

The Modern
Connected Worker Platform

Built to adapt to the dynamic needs of the packaging floor.

AI-powered creation

Rapidly draft procedures and digitize legacy manuals using Maker AI to cut content creation time by up to 80%

Unified Training & Ops

Use the same high-fidelity content to onboard new hires in the classroom and guide them on the factory floor.

Device Flexibility

View instructions your way hands-free on AR headsets or via standard tablets and mobile devices.

Digital Evidence Capture

Enforce quality standards by requiring operators to capture photos or video of critical steps for audit trails.

Integrated Remote Assistance

Instantly connect operators with remote experts for live, "see-what-I-see" collaborative troubleshooting.

Offline Capability

Create, edit, and use content seamlessly even in factory zones with poor or no Wi-Fi coverage.

A real great benefit is to produce a closeout package as you’re going through the process. That just saves you an extra step at the end of the project where typically we’re spending another day to capture the closeout information, where this could be doing it all along.

Kenneth Zinc, Operations Manager, Timberline Communications