Displaying items by tag: Augmented reality

Augmented reality startup Almer has released its latest headset, the Almer Arc, in partnership with TeamViewer, allowing collaboration between remote individuals as if they were physically present and sharing a reality.

With the metaverse gaining strong global attention, and increasingly seeing the real world adapted into a virtual setting, businesses and organisations of all kinds must understand the potential the metaverse holds for business, as well as economic and social growth.

GUEST OPINION: The past six months has proven two things: that the industrial metaverse is real and that it's capable of significantly transforming ways of work in many sub-sectors.

Apple has released the visionOS SDK, allowing developers to start work on spatial computing apps for the Apple Vision Pro.

Apple's much rumoured and long awaited augmented reality headset has finally been unveiled, although the US$3,499 Apple Vision Pro won't actually arrive until early 2024.

TeamViewer isn't just for remote connectivity, but has long ago expanded into workplace digitalisation solutions, and has announced the integration of TeamViewer Frontline Augmented Reality (AR), an SAP endorsed app, into SAP Digital Manufacturing to optimise manufacturing performance on the shop floor. Customers can now leverage TeamViewer Frontline’s powerful AR-based workflow solutions to increase productivity and reduce errors in the manufacturing process.

Critical infrastructure provider Intelli Systems wanted to be accessible to its clients irrespective of their location, without having to increase fees or time. TeamViewer's frontline remote assistance solution, with augmented reality, was the product that helped make it happen.

Meta has partnered with Code Like a Girl and T&DA to launch the Meta Immersive Learning Academy in Australia. A free, self-guided Meta Spark training module that will be available for those who prefer to learn at their own pace. 

TeamViewer has announced that global semiconductor manufacturer, GlobalFoundries, has deployed TeamViewer’s augmented reality (AR) platform, Frontline, to digitally transform its warehouse operations at its Dresden facility, the largest semiconductor plant in Europe.

Snapchat has teamed with Strava to provide a first-of-its-kind augmented reality (AR) experience to let Snapchatters and Strava users share their fitness journey with close friends and family. You can try out the Strava Activity Lens yourself right now.

App monetisation platform Displai harnesses augmented reality and smartphone technology to transform regular product packaging into video-enabled interactive packaging—opening doors for brands to engage consumers.

GUEST INTERVIEW: With virtual reality's future successfully rebooted due in part to the efforts of Palmer Luckey, who founded Oculus VR in 2012, designed the headset, led VR input and sold the company to Facebook in 2014 for US $2 billion, Luckey set his sights in 2017 to a much more pressing reality - delivering next-generation, cutting edge hardware, software, AI, VR, AR and more to turn US and allied warfighters into superheroes with next-level defence tech, and now in Australia, too.

GUEST INTERVIEW: With virtual reality's future successfully rebooted due in part to the efforts of Palmer Luckey, who founded Oculus VR in 2012, designed the headset, led VR input and sold the company to Facebook in 2014 for US $2 billion, Luckey set his sights in 2017 to a much more pressing reality - delivering next-generation, cutting edge hardware, software, AI, VR, AR and more to turn US and allied warfighters into superheroes with next-level defence tech, and now in Australia, too.

The State Government of Western Australia has awarded Edith Cowan University scientists a $150,000 grant to work alongside leading artificial intelligence companies to design technology that teaches defence force robots to read hand gestures.

Remote connectivity and workplace digitalisation specialist TeamViewer's software is being used by industrial assisted reality wearable solutions provider RealWear.

COMPANY NEWS: TeamViewer, a leading global provider of remote connectivity and workplace digitalisation solutions, today announced a new strategic partnership with Siemens Digital Industries Software to bring the power of TeamViewer’s enterprise augmented reality platform Frontline to Siemens’ Teamcenter software, a leading product lifecycle management solution from the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio. This collaboration allows Siemens’ global customers to improve their product development process based on immersive experiences with interactive, 3D content connected to the digital twin of a product. The 3D models of products can be easily modified, enabling more teams across the product lifecycle to collaborate and thus driving more informed product decisions and innovation.

Connectivity and workplace digitalisation specialist TeamViewer and business software provider SAP have integrated TeamViewer's Frontline enterprise augmented reality system with SAP's Extended Warehouse Management application.

Remote connectivity and workplace digitalisation provider TeamViewer has launched AiStudio to add image and object recognition to Frontline, its enterprise AR platform.

Not only is TeamViewer marking 10 years in Australia while launching its new ANZ regional office in Adelaide, it has also marked the second year of its Mercedes F1 sponsorship deal by showcasing two impressively advanced yet simple to implement AR use cases in warehousing, pick and packing, mechanical repairs, virtual assistance, F1 operations and more, with the event video and demos a definite must-watch.

Not only is TeamViewer marking 10 years in Australia while launching its new ANZ regional office in Adelaide, it has also marked the second year of its Mercedes F1 sponsorship deal by showcasing two impressively advanced yet simple to implement AR use cases in warehousing, pick and packing, mechanical repairs, virtual assistance, F1 operations and more, with the event video and demos a definite must-watch.