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SAP to Release AR Apps on Android Wear for Smart Glasses in the Workplace
SAP this week will begin selling two workplace-related augmented reality apps for use with Android Wear smart glasses.
SAP this week will begin selling two workplace-related augmented reality apps for use with Android Wear smart glasses, including Google Glass, to aid warehouse workers and field service technicians.
Pricing hasn't been announced for the new apps, which are called SAP AR Warehouse Picker and SAP AR Service Technician. They will be sold generally in the Google Play store.
SAP released two separate videos showing how the apps can be used with Vuzix smart glasses to fulfill orders in a warehouse or to assist a field service technician making a repair call in a complex setting. In the second video, a repairman uses his smart glasses to locate a switching room in the basement of a sports stadium by using audible commands and navigation arrows that appear on the lens of the smart glasses (See video).
Both apps took as long as six months to build and have been used successfully in beta testing with various SAP customers.
The apps are primarily designed to improve workplace efficiency and enhance worker safety, since smart glasses keep a worker's hands free to complete tasks.
Beta testers have been most excited about having what's called "over-the-shoulder" instructions for field technicians that can be communicated live and wirelessly via video from a remote expert instructor to the technician doing the actual work, according to SAP. The video instructor can appear in the eyepiece of the smart glasses, along with 3D images of parts and textual instructions, while live audio can be heard in the earpiece.
With smart glasses running the apps, barcodes or other information can be scanned and sent wirelessly so it can be checked against information in databases for fulfilling orders or finishing repairs. Automated voice instructions can tell a warehouse worker which items to pick for an order, and the worker can respond with voice commands when the item has been picked.
"Both apps give mobile users added content and contextual elements to complete their jobs better," said Josh Waddell, vice president of the mobile innovation center at SAP, in an interview.
"Customers are very excited about these apps and we are too," Waddell said. "This is technology on the edge that's been in Gartner's technology 'trough of disillusionment' for years and is now about to emerge."
Specialized apps that run on older operating systems, such as Windows CE, have been around for a decade or longer to help military and other aircraft technicians make complex repairs when aboard planes. The emergence of Android Wear apps that rely on smart glasses is new, Waddell said.
The "over-the-shoulder" coaching capability of the service app is a "killer use case," Waddell said. He said it will be especially useful as a generation of service technicians retires and is replaced by younger workers who can be easily and quickly instructed in the field while doing repair tasks on complex systems of equipment. "This can help companies worried how they are going to train people coming on board," he said.
Waddell said beta testing of the apps was mostly done using the Vusix M100 or Kopin Golden-i smart glasses, but the apps will run on Google Glass and other devices.
As noted by some early Google Glass users, Waddell said some workers felt dizzy or had other mild side effects from using the devices for longer periods. "We worked through some of the user discomfort challenges and monocular vision in general will cause some people issues with dizziness," he said. "Once smart glasses are binocular that will help."
One thing that seems to help reduce discomfort is to have the monocular lens where images and words are displayed worn on a worker's stronger eye, which could be either the left or right.
Getting workers to use smart glasses isn't that difficult since many repair and warehouse jobs already require workers to wear safety glasses, he added.
http://www.computerworld.in/news/sap-to-release-ar-apps-on-a…
SAP this week will begin selling two workplace-related augmented reality apps for use with Android Wear smart glasses.
SAP this week will begin selling two workplace-related augmented reality apps for use with Android Wear smart glasses, including Google Glass, to aid warehouse workers and field service technicians.
Pricing hasn't been announced for the new apps, which are called SAP AR Warehouse Picker and SAP AR Service Technician. They will be sold generally in the Google Play store.
SAP released two separate videos showing how the apps can be used with Vuzix smart glasses to fulfill orders in a warehouse or to assist a field service technician making a repair call in a complex setting. In the second video, a repairman uses his smart glasses to locate a switching room in the basement of a sports stadium by using audible commands and navigation arrows that appear on the lens of the smart glasses (See video).
Both apps took as long as six months to build and have been used successfully in beta testing with various SAP customers.
The apps are primarily designed to improve workplace efficiency and enhance worker safety, since smart glasses keep a worker's hands free to complete tasks.
Beta testers have been most excited about having what's called "over-the-shoulder" instructions for field technicians that can be communicated live and wirelessly via video from a remote expert instructor to the technician doing the actual work, according to SAP. The video instructor can appear in the eyepiece of the smart glasses, along with 3D images of parts and textual instructions, while live audio can be heard in the earpiece.
With smart glasses running the apps, barcodes or other information can be scanned and sent wirelessly so it can be checked against information in databases for fulfilling orders or finishing repairs. Automated voice instructions can tell a warehouse worker which items to pick for an order, and the worker can respond with voice commands when the item has been picked.
"Both apps give mobile users added content and contextual elements to complete their jobs better," said Josh Waddell, vice president of the mobile innovation center at SAP, in an interview.
"Customers are very excited about these apps and we are too," Waddell said. "This is technology on the edge that's been in Gartner's technology 'trough of disillusionment' for years and is now about to emerge."
Specialized apps that run on older operating systems, such as Windows CE, have been around for a decade or longer to help military and other aircraft technicians make complex repairs when aboard planes. The emergence of Android Wear apps that rely on smart glasses is new, Waddell said.
The "over-the-shoulder" coaching capability of the service app is a "killer use case," Waddell said. He said it will be especially useful as a generation of service technicians retires and is replaced by younger workers who can be easily and quickly instructed in the field while doing repair tasks on complex systems of equipment. "This can help companies worried how they are going to train people coming on board," he said.
Waddell said beta testing of the apps was mostly done using the Vusix M100 or Kopin Golden-i smart glasses, but the apps will run on Google Glass and other devices.
As noted by some early Google Glass users, Waddell said some workers felt dizzy or had other mild side effects from using the devices for longer periods. "We worked through some of the user discomfort challenges and monocular vision in general will cause some people issues with dizziness," he said. "Once smart glasses are binocular that will help."
One thing that seems to help reduce discomfort is to have the monocular lens where images and words are displayed worn on a worker's stronger eye, which could be either the left or right.
Getting workers to use smart glasses isn't that difficult since many repair and warehouse jobs already require workers to wear safety glasses, he added.
http://www.computerworld.in/news/sap-to-release-ar-apps-on-a…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.732.316 von turbopassarati am 09.09.14 14:28:08
stimmt da nehme ich alles zurück!
Zitat von turbopassarati: .... mhhh..... apple stellt ja heute seine Neuheiten vor..... vielleicht.....?
stimmt da nehme ich alles zurück!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.732.577 von Mark333 am 09.09.14 14:48:31wär ja witzig, dann wärn wir alle bald reich!
Schon 21 Tausend Stück in Stuttgart gehandelt und der Kurs zieht an, hier scheinen ein paar auf die Apple Keynote nachher zu spekulieren.
Erwarten tut jeder das IPhone 6, die IWatch und das IWallet, was wenn aber doch noch was anderes kommt....?
Ich denke zwar nicht das in Richtung Smart Glass was kommt, aber mit IWatch geht der Trend nun auch von Apple klar zu den Wearables, gut für Vuzix.
Erwarten tut jeder das IPhone 6, die IWatch und das IWallet, was wenn aber doch noch was anderes kommt....?
Ich denke zwar nicht das in Richtung Smart Glass was kommt, aber mit IWatch geht der Trend nun auch von Apple klar zu den Wearables, gut für Vuzix.
Vuzix und Apple? Sehr unwahrscheinlich. Vor allem: So viel Geld passt bestimmt gar nicht auf Konto 
Dann hätten wir 100 USD/Aktie in null Komma nichts....Das wäre zu schön. Aber sowas wäre niemals so lange geheim geblieben. Vuzix müsste dann auch nicht zu Investorenkonferenzen (2 diese Woche) sondern die Investoren stehen bei denen Schlange 
Wenn die aktuelle Kursentwicklung wirklich nur ne Spekulation auf Apple sein sollte macht es heute abend "plopp" und wir sind wieder bei 1.80 EUR
Dann hätten wir 100 USD/Aktie in null Komma nichts....Das wäre zu schön. Aber sowas wäre niemals so lange geheim geblieben. Vuzix müsste dann auch nicht zu Investorenkonferenzen (2 diese Woche) sondern die Investoren stehen bei denen Schlange 
Wenn die aktuelle Kursentwicklung wirklich nur ne Spekulation auf Apple sein sollte macht es heute abend "plopp" und wir sind wieder bei 1.80 EUR
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.732.916 von Erdbeer-Schorsch am 09.09.14 15:21:03
kann ich mir nicht vorstellen...
Zitat von Erdbeer-Schorsch: Vuzix und Apple? Sehr unwahrscheinlich. Vor allem: So viel Geld passt bestimmt gar nicht auf Konto
Wenn die aktuelle Kursentwicklung wirklich nur ne Spekulation auf Apple sein sollte macht es heute abend "plopp" und wir sind wieder bei 1.80 EUR
kann ich mir nicht vorstellen...
Ich gebe ja auch nix auf die Gerüchte Vuzix und Apple, aber interessant, wenn man beide Firmennamen googelt.
Hier kommt ein Link mit einem Schnipsel "Vuzix" zum Ipad-Zubehörstore
http://store.apple.com/de/ipad/ipad-accessories/cables-docks…
Hier kommt ein Link mit einem Schnipsel "Vuzix" zum Ipad-Zubehörstore
http://store.apple.com/de/ipad/ipad-accessories/cables-docks…
Wenn um 19:00 Uhr der Kurs von Vuzix ausgesetzt wird, dann wird Baldrian zu schwach sein!
Grins!
Dann kommt die Appleshow!
Aber da glaubt hier doch nicht wirklich einer dran, das Vuzix dabei eine Rolle spielen wird!?
Grins!
Dann kommt die Appleshow!
Aber da glaubt hier doch nicht wirklich einer dran, das Vuzix dabei eine Rolle spielen wird!?
nabend
die möglichkeit besteht schon
apple und vuzix kooperieren schön länger zusammen
ist aber sehr ruhig von beiden seiten immo
apple hat in sachen brille z.z. nix
aber da gibt es ja genug große die bis dato nix haben
was sie haben ist viel cash und könnten schon morgen
was übernehmen
bleibt spannend
die möglichkeit besteht schon
apple und vuzix kooperieren schön länger zusammen
ist aber sehr ruhig von beiden seiten immo
apple hat in sachen brille z.z. nix
aber da gibt es ja genug große die bis dato nix haben
was sie haben ist viel cash und könnten schon morgen
was übernehmen
bleibt spannend
Glauben bedeutet nicht wissen.
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