Augmented Reality
The low latency offered by Private Networks means that emerging applications and use cases are now possible, increasing operational efficiency, reducing costs and keeping workers engaged, connected and upskilled in real-world scenarios.
And with real-time data integration, AR headsets can display real-time information during operations helping workers make informed decisions based on up-to-date data.
Here are some of the use cases that Augmented Reality on a Private Network can deliver:
Remote expert assistance
- Workers wear AR headsets to receive remote support from experts in the control room.
- The headsets stream video and audio feeds through the 5G network, allowing remote experts to provide guidance based on real-time observations.
- The remote experts can offer visual aids through the AR headset, such as highlighting important areas or providing visual arrows to indicate steps.
AI-powered assistance
- AR headsets capture video and audio streams, which are sent to an edge-computing system for processing.
- The system provides guidance to experts and can detect issues and hazards, sending alarms to the control room.
- Dedicated AI training is implemented for specific scenarios and process steps that workers may need to undertake.
Training and simulation
- AR provides enhanced training experiences for pilots, train drivers, and specialist workers.
- Trainees can experience a full 360-degree simulated environment to understand various scenarios.
