Let's start with Assisted Reality
What it is: Assisted reality technology allows us to overlay digital images, video and text in the users line of site. It also provides voice control, see what I see remote video guidance, QR code recognition, GPS and various other functionality. 
 
What it's not: Assisted reality is 2 dimensional which has several benefits when working in field based environments. The software gives loads of amazing functionality but does not overlay 3 dimensional images which can be data heavy and require a high bandwidth to function. So if your work is field based and service critical you may wish to opt for Assisted rather than Augmented reality.

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Assisted Reality has several key benefits for training, including:

• Improved Engagement: Assisted Reality provides a more interactive and immersive learning experience, which can increase learner engagement and motivation.

• Enhanced Understanding: This option allows for the overlay of 2 dimensional virtual information onto real-world environments, helping learners understand complex concepts and tasks in context. Imagine voice activating a micro learning module video session which you can see in your line of sight while standing on top of a cell tower or any field based use case scenario

• Cost-effective: Assisted Reality eliminates the need for expensive equipment or physical mock-ups, reducing training costs

• Increased Retention: Assisted Reality allows for hands-on practice and reinforcement of skills, leading to better retention of information

• Scalability: Assisted Reality can be used to train large numbers of people in a consistent and standardized manner, regardless of their location

• Improved Safety: Assisted Reality can be used to simulate dangerous or hazardous situations in a controlled environment, allowing for safer training

• Accessibility: Assisted Reality can make training more accessible for people with disabilities or limited mobility.

 

Our unique Assisted Reality platform is called JumpStart AR

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