We’re blending engineering, construction and operations technology with the virtual world. Wearable tech in a single assisted reality (AR) solution is making all this possible with services and support from Burns & McDonnell.

 
Use Cases Growing Rapidly

Use Cases Growing Rapidly

Burns & McDonnell and Manitoba Hydro International (MHI) began developing this AR solution in 2017. MHI’s VisualSpection software combined with RealWear hardware have created a foundation for 100+ use cases spanning multiple industries. More are being explored every day.

Work Safer and Smarter

Work Safer and Smarter

Using hard hat-mounted technology, a single person conducts site walk-throughs, utilizing voice-activated, hands-free technology and communicating via live video calls with teams in remote diverse locations.

Reduce Construction Site Hazard Risks

Reduce Construction Site Hazard Risks

You need fewer people on-site. Plus, your team can remotely:

  • Collect asset data.
  • Complete scoping.
  • Geotag physical assets.
  • Inspect components.
  • Run tests remotely.
Do all this and more while safely working hands-free.

With functionality to connect up to 50 people in diverse remote locations, on-site users simply look at an asset, component or facility and transmit images and data in real-time via teleconference.

Assisted reality (AR) wearable technology has been found to increase safety, address the knowledge gap, and improve efficiency and effectiveness of employees.

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Burns & McDonnell piloted how AR technology can increase the efficiency and effectiveness of utility field users.

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Today a new generation of smart glasses is emerging with the potential to enhance performance, increase productivity, improve safety and more.

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Charlie Cox, Burns & McDonnell

Charlie Cox

Burns & McDonnell

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