Video: How AR Works in the Real World
Video: How AR Works in the Real World
Augmented reality technology can connect data, virtual models, and video conferencing to engineers working on the factory floor or out in the field. In this latest installment, we will demo an actual AR headset and showcase how it is changing the world of manufacturing by integrating the digital world with the real.
ASME interviews Cathy Hackl, who helps drive Enterprise Partner Marketing initiatives at Magic Leap. Magic Leap is an American startup company that created Magic Leap One, a wearable spatial computer.
Read More about AI and Manufacturing in Mechanical Engineering magazine’s Special Report.
ASME interviews Cathy Hackl, who helps drive Enterprise Partner Marketing initiatives at Magic Leap. Magic Leap is an American startup company that created Magic Leap One, a wearable spatial computer.
Read More about AI and Manufacturing in Mechanical Engineering magazine’s Special Report.
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