Expert Q&A: Reality check - trends in XR
An expert panel discusses current and future trends in virtual, augmented and mixed reality technologies, also known as XR
From the operating theatre to the factory floor, XR technologies (which include augmented, virtual and mixed reality systems) are increasingly changing the way that specialists work and helping to open up new levels of capability. The Engineer put together a panel of experts to discuss the trends and technologies that are shaping this rapidly advancing field.
Richard Vincent - CEO and co-founder, FundamentalVR
Paul Haimes - VP European Technical, PTC
Leila Martine - UK product marketing director of Mixed Reality, Microsoft
LM: As businesses focus on planning for and adapting to the unprecedented challenges, we are seeing clear trends where MR (mixed reality) can immediately support, including direct and remote servicing of customers equipment. In recent months, the pandemic has brought to light some of the specific Mixed Reality solutions that can help solve major business issues that companies from several industries are facing. MR is also giving businesses the opportunity to rapidly restructure assembly lines and corresponding re-training of their workforce, while ensuring the health and safety of staff.
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