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1. AUGMENTED REALITY 2017 New Business Cases Driven by
Technology Evolution and Dropping Project Costs GER M AN R ODR IGU
EZ DAZ A
2. Active in the industrial sector since 2010, JoinPad provides
Augmented Reality solutions for B&B customers Years of
experience represented within the company: AR7 Our goal is to
simplify our clients installation / maintenance / support
processes, saving costs and improving efficiency by providing a
single efficient AR interface delivering all the relevant
information. INTERACTION DESIGN10+ IOT10 PROCESS ANALYSIS20+ W H O
W E AR E
3. IN DU ST R IES AN D DEVEL OP MEN T AP P L IC AT ION R EF ER
EN C E C L IEN T S & P AR T N ER S EnergyAutomotive
TransportationOil&Gas Telecom Aviation
4. W H Y T H IS IS N OT A P R ESEN T AT ION F OR C ODER S. Some
of Ge rma n s be s t c ordi ng w ork
5. GAR T N ER H YP E C YC L E F OR EMER GIN G T EC H N OL
OGIES, 2017 AR is beyond the peak of inflated expectations The
boost of high failure rate projects is passed us and we are left
with plausible business cases and a strong and growing hardware
base to build a market on.
6. MAR K ET VAL U E IN 2021: 1 0 8 B I L L I O N S $ AR: 83B $
VR: 25B $
7. GOOGL E Google Glass Only looking back at the last few
months... Google glass after disappearing form the consumer world,
came back to light with excellent and developed industrial
projects. And is still a monocular smartglass
8. GOOGL E Google Tango Google tango, while not having a market
winner hardware, offer specs that let tablets have similar
performance applications as what is available in smartglasses
9. MIC R OSOF T HoloLens HoloLens set a high bar when launched;
now multiple manufacturers are improving the performance and
offering sector oriented hardware for specific applications
10. F AC EB OOK AR Studio In rapid succession Facbook, Apple
and Google launched AR consumer AR platforms, incorporating 3D,
Slam and other capabilities into non-specific hardware
11. AP P L E ARKit
12. GOOGL E ARCore
13. 2016: P OK EMON GO 600M$ F IR ST T H R EE MON T H S Pokemon
go, for industrial AR, meant a very significant awareness push in
society about what the technology is about. It is very significant
to have the general population thinking about the applications of
AR.
14. Transformation of Business Cases
15. Fortune 500 companies Executive Suite driven projects No
verified business model ( Cost of the project > value created )
Mainly PoCs or Pilots Cost basis: Hardware: Smartglasses cost per
unit >$3k-$5k-$15k. No smartphone; AR Software development: from
$20k to $65k; AR project development (including interface design,
feasibility analysis process redesign and other consulting) ranged
from $30k-$50k. TYPICAL CUSTOMER IN 2014 IN DU ST R IAL W OR L D:
EAR L Y P R OJ EC T S
16. AR Software: the essential components of an AR project are
better understood and an array of internally developed and
commercially available tools are available to the AR company,
allowing them to improve costs and act as a software developer and
integrator. Slam and indoor 3D mapping: often robust and
incorporated in hardware; AR: from information overlays to
sofisticated markerless solutions are now more stable and better
fitted to the needed application; Interface design: Content
Management Systems and integrated platforms are faster and puh out
to customers many tasks. W H AT H AS C H AN GED
17. W H AT H AS C H AN GED Hardware: Efficiency driven :
smartglasses cost is dropping and models as the ODG R9 are
currently available with top performance for less than $2k.
Furthermore, a broadening selection of hardware is now
incorporating specifications needed for industrial markets (Ansi
certifications, Atex). Support/occasional use: for this projects
customers will use standard smartphones @ $0 extra cost for the
company.
18. W H AT H AS C H AN GED AR Project Development: still has
and will have consulting based customer/supplier interaction to
achieve: Correct hardware selection (ergonomy, sotfware platform)
Adequate interface (efficient interaction) Architecture and data
security Process redesign and improvement Integration and data
exchange with legacy software
19. W H AT H AS C H AN GED: SU MMAR Y Category Before Now
Future Hardware $3k-$15k $0-$2k