The Scope AR Blog
Why the Aviation Industry Needs to Adopt Augmented Reality
Traditional aircraft manufacturers are facing a crisis of public confidence: One that could have been avoided, but fortunately can be rectified. Traditional aircraft manufacturers are facing a crisis of public confidence: One that could have been avoided, but...
The Future of Augmented Reality (AR) for the Enterprise
The launch of the much-anticipated Apple Vision Pro heralds a new era of consumer productivity through spacial computing. In the enterprise, that future is here. “In 2024 we may finally see products and apps that bring virtual augmented reality into the same...
Qualcomm’s Market Opportunity: The Android of AR Glasses?
While everyone is looking to Apple’s VisionPro to take Augmented Reality mainstream, Qualcomm has been quietly developing the technology to take over a huge market opportunity for years. As I explained in this article, building AR glasses is hard, very hard. The...
Why Apple’s Vision Pro headset might actually take AR mainstream
And how enterprise will make it happen. Apple’s new headset is a massive step forward for the AR industry. As Apple has done with the iPhone and Apple Watch, the company has revolutionized how we interact with our world digitally. Why very few companies are...
A Surprising Solution to the Manufacturing Skills Gap: Augmented Reality
As a manufacturing training professional, you might sometimes feel you’ve been asked to perform the impossible, like filling a growing gap of open positions with highly skilled workers — especially production workers, engineers, and tradespeople — quickly and...
Building Scalable AR: The High Price of Going It Alone
Recently, I had the opportunity to visit the Silicon Valley HQ of a prospective customer, a Fortune 500 enterprise technology conglomerate with a name most people would recognize. They had expressed an interest in adopting the Scope AR platform, and we walked into the...
How to Win the Race for AR Content
Your enterprise’s critical knowledge is already in a content competition within the next major content medium: augmented reality. Content is still king in AR.
