What Problem is Your Organization Looking to Solve?
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Building the business case for immersive technology requires you to be able to address key questions about the benefits of the solutions, as well as the costs, hardware, the software required, and the overall skills needed to move forward. This session will give you targeted answers to the questions your organization may have about implementing AR and VR strategies.
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What Problem is Your Organization Looking to Solve?
- 1. @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar What Problem is Your Organization Looking to Solve? 10:10 AM - 10:40 AM Wednesday, June 26 Steve Richey Mobile & Augmented Reality Developer srichey@gowithfloat.com
- 3. @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar About Me Steve Richey ● Machine learning and augmented reality developer at Float ● Instructor at Bradley University ● Author of Utilizing Presence in Augmented‐Reality Applications to Improve Learning Outcomes, Performance Improvement Journal, 57(4)
- 4. @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar What are we talking about? ● Goals ● Understanding the problem ● Weighing options ● The value of augmented reality solutions ● Form factor alternatives ● Wrap-up @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar NOAA / Unsplash
- 5. @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar Session goals ● How to build the business case for immersive technology ○ Address key questions about the benefits of these solutions ○ Hardware, software, costs, and skill sets required ● Answers to questions about implementing AR and VR strategies @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar Patrick Langwallner / Unsplash
- 6. @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar ● Is it highly relevant to a specific point in space? ● Is visualization best explored kinesthetically? ● Should data be omnipresent? ● Will users accept an augmented reality solution? What’s the problem? @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar Patrick Langwallner / Unsplash
- 7. @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar ● Could it be a mobile solution? ● Is it an outdated or unnecessary process? ● Could the process be automated entirely? ● Will this enable workers to dedicate more time to critical tasks? What are your options? @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar NOAA / Unsplash
- 8. @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar ● Work is done over a large physical space ● Ahead-of-time training is prohibitively expensive ● Remote assistance is often necessary What is it good for? @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar Boban Simonovski / Unsplash
- 9. @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar Handheld 3DOF 6DOFMonocular All images are copyright of their respective owners
- 10. @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar Handheld ● Is performance key? ● Do you have iOS or Android developers available? ● Do you need integration with existing MDM or MAM solutions? ● Do you want to save and restore augmented reality content sessions? ● Do you want to use platform-specific features? ○ ARKit or ARCore ○ OS frameworks All images are copyright of their respective owners
- 11. @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar 3DOF ● Do you have iOS or Android developers available? ● Do you need integration with existing MDM or MAM solutions? ● Are you looking for a low-cost solution? ● Is hands-free a requirement? ● Do you want to use platform-specific features? ○ Augmented reality tools may not be available All images are copyright of their respective owners
- 12. @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar Monocular ● Is hands-free a requirement? ● Is a full headset too cumbersome? ● Do you need ANSI safety certification? ● Do you need video or still image capture? All images are copyright of their respective owners
- 13. @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar 6DOF ● Do you need depth data capture? ● Do you want to save and restore augmented reality content sessions? ● Does content need to be space- oriented, not user-oriented? ● Do you need hand or eye tracking? ○ Interaction ○ Analytics All images are copyright of their respective owners
- 14. @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar What did we talk about? @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar NOAA / Unsplash ● Augmented reality is often leveraged as a problem in search of a solution ○ This is backwards ○ First identify key bottlenecks in the learning and performance support pipeline ● AR is a great tool for time of need contextual information ○ This is where the ability to integrate digital information and a physical space shines ● Practitioners should stay abreast of developments in technology ○ Be careful not to pursue the latest fad without understanding ■ Strengths ■ Weaknesses ■ Applicability
- 15. @gowithfloat gowithfloat.com/ar q&a Follow up with me at Booth #9 srichey@gowithfloat.com • @gowithfloat
Editor's Notes
- https://www.elearningguild.com/realities360/sessions/session-details.cfm?event=675&fromselection=doc.5781&from=sessionslist&session=10200 From the eLearning Guild: “Building the business case for immersive technology requires you to be able to address key questions about the benefits of these solutions, as well as the hardware, software, costs, and skill sets required to move forward with them. This series of 30-minute sessions from industry experts will give you targeted answers to the significant questions you and your organization have about implementing AR and VR strategies.” My brief summary: “All too often, augmented reality is leveraged as a problem in search of a solution. However, as is often the case with emerging technologies, this is backwards. Before deciding if AR is a good solution, it’s vital that an organization truly identify key bottlenecks in their learning and performance support pipeline. In many cases, we see AR as a great tool for time of need contextual information, as this is truly where the ability to integrate digital information and a physical space shines. I always encourage practitioners to stay abreast of developments in technology, but one should be careful not to pursue the latest fad without understanding its strengths, weaknesses, and applicability to the task at hand.”
- https://unsplash.com/photos/p78UBHcVEx0 Photo by Patrick Langwallner on Unsplash
- https://unsplash.com/photos/JG_HfydoNqY
- https://unsplash.com/photos/vcUe4HX2lVA
- Form factors and use Evolving form factors make computer vision contextual, relevant Traditional form factors (phone, tablet) can still provide value
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