With so much documentation being paper-based, students and workers need a new way to complete complex tasks without losing time, money, and quality. Shane Blandford, director of marketing and innovation, Konica Minolta, said, “As education, training and industry generally move towards more digital handling of information, the challenge is how the individual ingests the information. Testing the AIRe Lens at the Siemens facility in Mülheim, Germany for quality assurance applications, Julian Melsbach, project lead for smart glasses, said, “The feedback from the operators was very positive, with regard to the mobility and light weight nature of the solution, but also concerning the unhindered vision compared to other smart glasses, thanks to the high transparency and position of the lens.” In order to comprehensively meet its customers’ needs, Konica Minolta designed the software with a deep understanding of those requirements and tested the product’s application with partners, such as Siemens Brno, with positive results. With its head-mounted functionality, end users can receive information and step-by-step guidance through work processes, such as assembly, maintenance or quality assurance tasks, while maintaining mobility, keeping hands free, and reducing workplace accidents.
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This smart glasses device is designed to enhance training and knowledge sharing in traditionally skilled manual labour and industrial environments.Īccording to IDC worldwide spending on augmented and virtual reality is expected to surpass $20 billion in 2019.(1)ĭeveloped for a range of applications, the AIRe Lens offers the durability, comfort and high optical quality required for all day use.
Konica Minolta has announced a new wearable augmented reality (AR) solution, the AIRe Lens.
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