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May 27
01:20 PM - 01:40 PM
Description
How can we overcome the barriers between people and technology? How will engineers work in the future? And what new possibilities does Augmented Reality offer in prototyping, factory planning and quality control? Find out how the German AR player Holo-Light developed one of the most collaborative Mixed and Augmented Reality software suites to improve engineering workflows. The Augmented Reality Engineering Space ARES enables engineers to visualize, manipulate and share 3D CAD data - leading to shorter development cycles and seamless product designs. With Interactive Streaming for Augmented Reality ISAR the company also created a remote rendering solution to visualize high-polygon content via local or cloud processing power. In real size and time, with every detail, and without using polygon reducers. The software solution package is complemented by Stylus XR, an AR input device with Artificial Intelligence based tracking technology. Allowing engineers - for the first time ever - to perform submillimeter-accurate work, measurements and movements in a Mixed and Augmented Reality environment.
Speakers
CFO
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Holo-Light
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10:30 AM - 10:50 AM
Description
COVID 19 has exposed the lack of investment in frontline worker technology making manufacturing and service companies struggle to maintain operational readiness in the face of social distancing, travel restrictions, and an uncertain workforce. AI-based Connected Worker platforms provide the capabilities to address these challenges while providing the foundation for long term digital transformation of manufacturing and service workers. Listen to serial entrepreneur (ThingWorx, Lighthammer, Wonderware) Russ Fadel describe his vision for the future connected worker.
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10:50 AM - 11:10 AM
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Speakers
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May 27
11:10 AM - 11:30 AM
Description
Join Brian Vogelsang, Senior Director and XR Product Management of Qualcomm Technologies inc. and Raffaella Camera, Global Head of Innovation & Strategy at Accenture Extended Reality as they present a case study around event planning in the hotel industry. The Accenture XR Event Planner is an immersive, collaborative and interactive augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) solution piloted in partnership with Qualcomm, Intercontinental Hotel Group (IHG) and InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown. The XR Event Planner solution extends the digital consumer journey to include mobile, mobile AR, AR glasses and VR headsets—enabling event planners, buyers and hotel sales staff to visualize, customize and move through event spaces remotely and collaborate throughout the process. Focus group feedback and market analysis shows hotels could shorten the sales cycle, improve brand affinity and connection with clients and increase revenue up to 8 percent in the $330 billion annual US meetings and events industry.
Speakers
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Head of Brands
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Epic Games - Unreal Engine
May 27
11:30 AM - 11:50 AM
Description
Predicting and immersing one with the future is always a challenge and a desire. The IEEE rises to that challenge based upon the work it does on multiple new and emerging technologies through serving as a catalyst for developing new innovations, products and services.
IEEE Future Directions serves as an incubator for these new initiatives. One of its focus areas, Digital Reality serves to explore and enable the coming Digital Transformation through collaboration among technologists, engineers, regulators, practitioners, and ethicists around the world. The Digital Transformation is fueled by advances in technology, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Quantum, and applications using the copious amounts of continuously generated data. By leveraging these technologies and others developed such as Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and Digital Twins, the line between the physical world and the digital world will be increasingly less distinct, thus enabling an immersive intelligent digital world. Applications are already quickly emerging across the broad fields of education, manufacturing, medicine, entertainment, automotive, enabling the sharing of services, and more.
Emphasis will be upon presenting practical applications and its implementations of interest to attendees. Subject matter expert speakers will comment on current and past implementations.
Speakers
Vice Chair, IEEE Future Directions
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IEEE
Senior Program Director
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IEEE Future Directions
Co-Founder
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Xmark Labs
President
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Coughlin Associates
May 27
11:50 AM - 12:10 PM
Description
Stan Larroque will introduce and demo the Lynx R1, a new kind of standalone device for Mixed Reality.
Speakers
CEO
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LYNX