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ABS Advisory Details Use of Augmented Reality in Industrial Operations

4 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 18
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ABS published an advisory on Assessing Augmented Reality for Industrial Operations, which was supported by Texas A&M University. The advisory offers insight into how to evaluate AR’s effects on safety and performance for tasks such as inspection, maintenance, navigation, and remote assistance. The advisory notes that widespread deployment of AR depends on proving productivity gains without compromising safety.

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The advisory addresses how Augmented Reality could change industrial work by placing operational data and expert guidance directly into a user’s line of sight. This technology could improve the efficiency and consistency of industrial crews performing tasks in marine and offshore settings.

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  • Texas A&M University

    public research university in College Station, Texas, United States

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  • Patrick Ryan

    civil engineer at the United States Geological Survey

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