Hyper-training with augmented reality facilitates shorter learning curves, better-trained employees, and an all-around more efficient workplace.

From fixing open office distractions to completely overhauling your company's culture, virtual and augmented reality could have a positive impact on the workplace.

Augmented reality (AR) can be an effective way to capture and retain that knowledge while increasing engagement and accelerating learning among younger employees.

The emerging technology of augmented reality is becoming more viable for fleets that want to recruit and retain technicians.

Virtual reality and augmented reality use similar technologies but offer slightly different experiences and usage scenarios. We’ve developed a VR training tool that enables trainee surgeons to ...

How Fox Valley Technical College in Appleton, Wisconsin, is using augmented reality to give its dlesel technician students a look inside the workings of a diesel engine.

By wearing augmented reality glasses that use cameras, depth sensors, and motion sensors to overlay images onto the real working environment, engineers can see renderings of cables, bolts, parts, part ...

Enterprise software company PTC explains how to use its Vuforia and Thingworx platforms to create 3D augmented reality (AR) models for industrial Internet of Things (IoT) devices.

ARL didn't invent the MK-19, or the concept of augmented reality. But they did, at ARL Orlando, merge existing hardware together with software algorithms they wrote to create the MK-19 trainer.