Forbes November 29, 2024
Anisha Sircar

For many years now, augmented reality has been positioned as a transformative technology that could revolutionize the way humans interact with the world. While its consumer applications — such as gaming, retail and entertainment — have caught attention, AR is also quietly gaining traction in the workplace, from warehouses and manufacturing to hospitals and educational institutions.

Recent reports of Amazon developing AR glasses for its delivery drivers are part of a rising trend of firms seeking AR solutions for increasing productivity, reducing errors and simplifying complicated tasks. But how much of this is hype? Can AR glasses truly change the workplace as we know it?

AR in Action

In logistics and warehouses, AR glasses have already begun making inroads. Companies...

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