Augmented Future
Industrial Engineering Firm, Automation Engineering, Electrical Engineering Firm, Engineering Consulting Firm, Industrial Safety and Automation
What is augmented reality & how is it used in maintenance?
What Sets Us Apart
Africa is a huge consumer of technology and very limited in the production of technology. Most of the machinery we use is imported from Europe and other continents. Augmented Reality ensures that we can get remote support from anywhere in the world and solve our problems. With travel restrictions that came with COVID, so many companies suffered as they were unable to solve some technical issues arising form the machinery. With AR technology, you can easily link with our experienced engineers and even OEMs and have your issues resolved remotely.
Augmented Reality for Asset Maintenance
Augmented Reality allows users to enhance their field of view with real-time superimposed digital information. This allows users to make use of information about an asset or to access step-by-step instructions on how to repair an asset while actually working with that asset. The applications of AR in maintenance have a great deal of potential. They provide users with the ability to receive information about specific assets instantly. Some of the proven advantages of using AR for maintenance include:
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Reduced human errors
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Reduced execution time
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Reduced breakdowns
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Reduced downtime
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Reduced cost
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Increased productivity
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Increased operation speed
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Increased fix rates
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Increased compliance
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Increased profit margins
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EASTERN AFRICA
The Apiary, Block F,
ABC Place, Waiyaki Way,
Nairobi, Kenya.
info(at)synkron.africa
+254 20 389 3735
WESTERN AFRICA
Landmark Towers
5B, Water Corporation Road, Oniru, Victoria Island,
Lagos, Nigeria
info(at)wa.synkron.africa
+234 1 912 5199
SOUTHERN AFRICA
37, Sir William Newton Street,
Port Louis,
11328, Mauritius
info(at)mu.synkron.africa
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