The Glass@Service project
A consortium of six companies and institutions led by Siemens has spent the last three years researching augmented reality (AR) in industry. - The results of the Glass@Service project.
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A consortium of six companies and institutions led by Siemens has spent the last three years researching augmented reality (AR) in industry. - The results of the Glass@Service project.

Interview with Frank-Peter Schiefelbein
Is AR in the world of work just a temporary hype? Where are the limits? Glass@Service project manager Frank-Peter Schiefelbein from Siemens gives his opinion.
Trend topics such as big data, AI and IoT are currently much discussed in companies. They are intended to optimize work processes and ensure greater flexibility. Assisted reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) play a central role in this context.

Augmented reality can be used to optimize products and processes, but its use requires a high level of expert knowledge. The AcRoSS research project proposes a platform concept that also enables smaller companies to use AR applications for data-based services.

Award 'Digitalization in mechanical...
The close integration of university and industry produces top student achievements, as the winners of the 'Digitalization in Mechanical Engineering' award show: Among others, the VDMA chose a new concept that can be used to determine the effectiveness of entire systems.

Software & IT is also becoming increasingly essential for manufacturing. As a result, numerous products with this focus are coming onto the market - as the following series of images shows.

The senior managing directors of Inosoft - Peter Tanneberg and Roland Riediger - handed over their responsibilities to Jens Klocke, the youngest member of the previous management team, on April 1, 2019.

Finding out whether a virtual world is user-friendly used to require time-consuming manual tests with test subjects. But now there is a new technology that automatically detects many user-friendliness problems in virtual spaces.

Developing solutions for the challenges faced by industrial companies - this was the aim of eleven international teams in the VDMA and Fraunhofer pilot competition.

Hannover Messe 2019 / Industry 4.0
More and more companies are taking advantage of the opportunities offered by digitalization to optimize processes. However, technologies such as AI also raise social issues. The 'Industrial Pioneers Summit' at Hannover Messe 2019 will provide a glimpse into the factory of tomorrow.