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EWTS MAIN DAY #110/6/2021 04:00
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(Opening Keynote) Connecting the Industrial Frontline: Augmented Reality and the Future of WorkMichael CampbellOpening KeynoteEmbracing a connected worker strategy is helping industrial organizations to close the skills gap, drive step-change improvements in performance, and realize meaningful business value. In this session, Mike Campbell, EVP and GM of Augmented Reality at PTC, will discuss how augmented reality is improving frontline worker productivity, engagement, and safety and helping industrial organizations unlock key competitive advantages as they embrace the future of work. Mike will discuss: - How connected worker strategies drive digital transformation for the frontline, addressing critical workforce skills gaps - How high-value AR use cases like remote assistance, work instructions, and 3D training materials are helping industrial companies empower frontline employees to work smarter and more effectively - How to quantify the real-world value of potential AR investments  - Best practices for evaluating and selecting enterprise-ready connected worker technologies that deliver outcomes across the value chain Mike will also share exciting product announcements from PTC and its AR partners that will unlock additional value for industrial organizations. Michael Campbell, EVP and GM of Augmented Reality, PTC10/6/2021 13:00
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(Group Discussion) Start – Build – Scale: Introducing and Advancing AR/VR & Wearables in the Enterprise William Harding, Doug House, Jorge Hernandez, Brian Ballard, Agustina SartoriGroup Discussion“What steps do I need to take to successfully introduce and adopt AR/VR and wearables in my business?” In this session, enterprise experts discuss how to go about effectively evaluating, piloting, and deploying AR/VR and wearable tech solutions. Getting Started - Identifying the value proposition and securing buy-in from management - Which applications are most likely to provide ROI? - The importance of finding an external partner, not just a solution - Outsource or bring/develop the necessary talent in-house? Moving Forward & Scalability - Strategies for fully deploying and scaling the technology - Preparing for obstacles before and after implementation with an informed roadmap - Pitfalls from pilot to deployment: Tips for avoiding pilot purgatory and other dead ends - Beyond the innovation department: Understanding your employees and change management - Scaling considerations - End user buy-in/training and business process modifications - Hardware/software costs and management  - Network connectivity - Post-COVID: Hygiene, shareability, tracking and tracing  (Moderator) Brian Ballard, Brian Ballard, Co-Founder, Upskill, a TeamViewer Company William Harding, Distinguished Technical Fellow, Medtronic Doug House, Manager, Technical Support, Porsche Jorge Hernandez, Quality Assurance VP, The Wendy's Company Agustina Sartori, Director AR Innovation, Ulta Beauty10/6/2021 13:30
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(Group Discussion) Enterprise XR/Wearable Hardware and Software ConsiderationsScott Burkey, Vince Hernandez, Thomas Weinlandt, Mark Sage, Said Bakadir, Ratnadeep PaulGroup DiscussionHow have enterprise hardware and software evolved and what are the pros and cons of various options? (e.g. un/tethered, tracking, inputs, outputs, web/cloud, un/powered, etc.). In this session, enterprise experts discuss what is required of enterprise- and industrial-grade wearable devices and applications. Hardware - Key features/capabilities of enterprise-ready hardware - Human-centered design and ergonomic factors - Capabilities and limitations of current generation of wearable hardware: Battery life, comfort, field of view, health risks, etc. Software - Considerations for building enterprise XR and wearable tech apps: - UX/UI, especially in hazardous industrial environments - Screen real estate, battery, processing power, and other device limitations - Security and integration with existing systems - Lack of standardization  - Content creation: Digital twins, BIM/CAD and other 3D models, machine data, digitizing ERPs, manuals, etc. - To do or not to do: Work with an ISV (Independent Software Vendor), develop an internal team, or combination?  (Moderator) Mark Sage, Executive Director, AR for Enterprise Alliance (AREA) Scott Burkey, XR Product Manager, WestRock Vicente Hernandez, Technology Coordinator, American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) Thomas Weinlandt, Architect, ASML Said Bakadir, Augmented/Virtual/Mixed Reality product management and Business Lead, Qualcomm Ratnadeep Paul, Technology Lead - Virtual and Augmented Reality (VR/AR), GE10/6/2021 14:30
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(Group Discussion) Technical Considerations of Enterprise XR/Wearables: IT and Data SecurityJohn McGuire, Vivin Hegde, Matt Coppinger, Nobel Vale, Kurt ScheuringerGroup DiscussionEnterprise IT and security professionals discuss integrating and securing XR/wearables, sharing lessons learned and best practices for overcoming the technical challenges of adoption. IT - Role of IT and legacy IT infrastructure - Challenges: Network connectivity, interoperability, limited UI, content and device management, etc. - Overcoming barriers: Common workarounds Security - What are the most significant challenges when it comes to XR/wearable cybersecurity? - Security measures by industry - Cyber defense practices every XR/wearable tech company should follow: - Configure all application tools for regular security analysis and audits - Ask permissions from users before collecting their data - Deploy security monitoring methods across every device and touchpoint - Use appropriate authentication methods, etc. (Moderator) Matt Coppinger, Director, Product Management, VMware John McGuire, Senior IT Architect – Cybersecurity, Duke Energy Vivin Hegde, General Manager, ICT (Hilti Trimble Joint Venture), Hilti Nobel Vale, Principal Scientist, Bristol Myers Squibb Kurt Scheuringer, Advanced Visualization Principal Investigator, Lockheed Martin10/6/2021 16:30
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(Group Discussion) The Connected Workforce: Enabling Enterprise AR/VR and Wearables with Other Emerging TechnologiesNicholas Castillo, Szczepan Baran, Rick Reuter, Brent Ruth, Sean McCoy, Shawn FranklinGroup DiscussionAlone, immersive and wearable technologies are changing the way we do business. But when combined with other emerging technologies, the tech becomes truly transformational, making the way for new business models and unlocking even more value. In this session, enterprise experts discuss the goal of a fully connected business.  - How do immersive and wearable technologies figure into Industry 4.0? - IoT: Starting with a fully connected workplace - Identifying complementary emerging technologies for your business - Best practices for marrying AR/VR and wearables with other emerging tech Emerging Technologies to be Covered Include: - 5G - Artificial Intelligence (AI) - Big Data - Computer Vision (CV) - Digital Twin - Drones & 3D Printing - Edge Computing - Machine Learning (ML) - Etc. (Moderator) Sean McCoy, Solutions Manager - Worker Safety & Security, CB Technologies Nicholas Castillo, Immersive Design Center Engagement Lead, Raytheon Szczepan Baran, Head of Emerging Technologies, Novartis Rick Reuter, Global Smart Manufacturing Manager, AGCO Brent Ruth, Lean Digital Transformation Leader, Caterpillar Shawn Franklin, Manufacturing Project Engineer Lead, Caterpillar10/6/2021 17:30
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The Future of Industrial Work is Powered by ARKatie Saski, Charlie Neagoy, Rama OrugantiCase Study10/6/2021 18:30
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Proving the Value of Virtual Reality SolutionsJohn McGuireCase StudyDuke Energy's Natural Gas business unit, Piedmont Natural Gas, has been an early investor in our XRLab; our internal VR and AR development team. They have funded the development of a number of training and qualification solutions over the past two years through metered funding practices. Key to moving from one phase of development to another or one solution to the next is proving the efficacy and value of each step along they way. We've been through a couple generations of tracking metrics and are developing our third. This presentation will share what we've learned about the things to measure as well as the results of the measurements we've taken and what we are planning to capture as we move forward to additional development work and reselling our solutions to customers outside of Duke Energy.Utilities, Oil & Gas / Energy, Field Services10/7/2021 12:00
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How to onboard new employees with Social VR & AvatarsAnna Cau, David GranbergCase StudyIn 2019, Ericsson decided to build a new smart factory in Dallas USA, a factory that would become one of the world's most modern factories. Through Social VR, live avatars and 360 videos, Ericsson began onboarding its new employees to the Dallas factory with the help of live interactions from Ericsson's factory in Tallinn. Anna & David will talk about the VR project from idea to implementation, what they have learned and how the pandemic has accelerated their use of Social VR to onboard new employees.10/8/2021 12:00
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Remote & Augmented surveys for the Classification of Ship Vincent JolyCase StudyTransforming a Classification operating model: - From fully attended surveys to remote surveys by leveraging on live-streaming and AR - From surveyor eyes to embarked vision on robotics - From individual experiences and knowledge to collective intelligence solutions by leveraging on Machine Learning10/12/2021 10:00
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EWTS Main Day #210/13/2021 04:00
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(Opening Keynote) HP Omnicept SolutionElias StephanOpening KeynoteLearn about the recently introduced HP Omnicept solution including the new world's most intelligent headset the HP Reverb G2 Omnicept Edition. Elias Stephan, WW Head of Business Development, HP10/13/2021 13:00
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(Group Discussion) Remote Assistance & Guided Work Instructions - Enterprise XR ApplicationsJohn O'Shea, Kevin Doyle, Jakrey Myers, Andrew Warren, Doug StephenGroup DiscussionBusinesses have had to adapt to the unprecedented logistical challenges of remote work and social distancing using tech to facilitate collaboration and knowledge transfer over distances. In this session, end users and experts discuss how they are leveraging AR/VR to: - View work instructions, 3D models, graphics, alerts, videos, etc. hands-free - Access real-time information - Record and verify work - Enable remote expert support (see-what-I-see) - Reduce errors, downtime, and associated costs - Address the aging workforce & skills gap (Moderator) Name, Job Title, CGS (Moderator) Doug Stephen, President, Learning Division, CGS John O’Shea, Director of Immersive Technologies, Applied Materials Kevin Doyle, Vice President Commercial Digital Solutions - Global Industrial Businesses, Ecolab Jakrey Myers, Associate Director, Immersive Technology & Innovation, Thermo Fisher Scientific Andy Warren, Sr Manager, Engineering Services Support, BridgestoneRemote Assistance, Guided Work Instruction10/13/2021 13:30
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(Group Discussion) Design & Visualization - Enterprise XR ApplicationsDrew Holbrook, Ryan Roper, Benjamin Nuernberger, Nathan YorgeyGroup DiscussionVarious sectors are facing the monumental task of reinventing how they generate, collaborate and deliver visual content as well as visualize large amounts of data. In this session, end users and experts discuss how they’re leveraging AR/VR to: - Improve and speed up design processes - Improve communication with stakeholders and prevent rework  - Collaborate remotely on design projects - Plan layouts, simulate assembly, and optimize product iteration  - Build Digital Twins - Gain key insights with 3D asset visualization (Moderator) Name, Job Title, Company (Moderator) Nathan Yorgey, President North America Operations, CyberTwin Drew Holbrook, Extended Realities (XR) Manager, Gulfstream Aerospace Vina Aboshaira - Soliman, Design Technology Manager, Gensler Ryan Roper, Senior Project Engineer, Cassia Compression, BP Benjamin Nuernberger, Mixed Reality Researcher & Developer, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Design & Visualization10/13/2021 13:30
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Integrating Wearables into Impactful Industrial IoT SolutionsLonnie Ludwig, Blake ChavisCase StudyGuided Work Instruction, Remote Assistance10/13/2021 14:30
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Ford Case StudyMichael SmithCase StudyDesign & Visualization10/13/2021 14:30
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Deploying a comprehensive Augmented Reality strategy globallyAlexandre GeorgettiCase StudyPresentation will include the following themes: where AR falls under an Industry 4.0 umbrella, four pillar strategy deployment - from remote assistance to on the job training, leveraging AR to overcome global pandemic disease, broader user cases, benefits to the business - employee and P&L perspective. Alexandre Georgetti, Director, Director, Vehicle Group Manufacturing Strategy, EatonGuided Work Instruction, Remote Assistance10/13/2021 15:00
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XR in the NASA Mission Lifecycle with ProtoSpaceBenjamin NuernbergerCase StudyCome see how AR/MR/XR is being used throughout the mission lifecycle at NASA through an immersive, collaborative CAD visualization tool developed at JPL called ProtoSpace. We'll also share results from an experimental user study, lessons learned from using XR in an extreme environment, and how we used our technology for helping develop the VITAL ventilator in the current pandemic. Benjamin Nuernberger, Mixed Reality Researcher & Developer, NASA Jet Propulsion LaboratoryDesign & Visualization10/13/2021 15:00
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Live Expo ExplorationDiscover XR and wearable tech solutions and interact with leading solution providers during this dedicated expo time. From 11:30 am – 12:30 pm, attendees can interact in real time with exhibitors, see live product demonstrations, and source solutions that work for their business. 10/13/2021 15:30
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(Group Discussion) Training - Enterprise XR ApplicationsWalter Davis, Paul Daley, Kevin Marcum, Brent Kedzierski, Frank Furnari, Cameron AyresGroup DiscussionEnterprises are realizing that immersive technologies can improve employee training/onboarding, increase knowledge retention, and even promote soft and continuous skills development. In this session, end users and experts discuss how they are leveraging AR/VR & wearables to: - Onboard new staff and train employees remotely - Improve training for hazardous environments and operation of expensive machinery - Train for undesirable and emergency scenarios - Continuous and soft skills development - DEI (Diversity, Equality & Inclusion) training - Reduce training time, save money, and enable on-the-job learning (Moderator) Name, Job Title, VRTUOSO (Moderator) Frank Furnari, Founder & CEO, VRtuoso Walter Davis, Global Learning Technologies Manager, Aggreko Paul Daley, Senior eLearning Specialist, ConocoPhillips Kevin Marcum, Program Manager, Delta Air Lines Brent Kedzierski, Former Head of Learning Strategy & Innovation Shell, ShellTraining10/13/2021 16:30
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(Group Discussion) Marketing/Sales - Enterprise XR ApplicationsJeff Lien, Mark Christianson, David Kleiner, Scott McCormickGroup DiscussionThe next generation of marketing and sales - accelerated by the pandemic - involves immersing clients and customers in your brand and delivering product experiences and education directly to them. In this session, end users and experts discuss how they are leveraging AR/VR to: - Engage customers with immersive marketing and branded experiences - Pitch products and services both internally and externally (ex. help customers visualize or virtually try the product) - Provide more personalized customer service and new shopping experiences - Increase sales and customer satisfaction, reduce returns - Re-brand and differentiate the business (Moderator) Scott McCormick, CEO, Emergent Enterprise Jeff Lien, Technical Leader, Andersen Corporation Mark Christianson, Digital Workplace, Experience Senior Lead, Mars Jasper Krog, Senior Global Digital Innovation Manager, Beiersdorf David Kleiner, Immersive Technology Manager, ATRL, Toyota Cameron Ayres, Manager of Industrial Design and Interactive Technology, Bell Flight Sales & Marketing10/13/2021 16:30
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Lenovo Case StudyJohn IaiaCase StudyTraining10/13/2021 17:30
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Innovation in Device Training with ARDavid Nedohin, Judi HaberkornCase StudySales & Marketing10/13/2021 17:30
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GE Healthcare Case StudyMatt KwiatkowskiCase StudyTraining10/13/2021 18:00
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Applied Research Within the Home Visualization SpaceNicole TanCase StudyIntroduction - What is Wayfair? - What is Wayfair Next? The research & development division within Wayfair, focusing on using emerging technologies to create new paradigms in the home and retail space What are the core problems in the e-commerce furniture industry today? Touch & feel of materials, visualization, spatial fit, stylistic fit, etc How does AR help mitigate some of these problems? - Why is AR useful for Wayfair? - What apps and features have we created utilizing AR on the consumer side? What are challenges in the visualization space? How has Wayfair Next explored solving these challenges? The bullets below list the core customer problem followed by our prototyped solutions, which would be described in detail during the talk. - Lack of portability: Interactive Photo - Lack of photorealism: Fused Photo - Lack of room-scale: Home Studio What’s Next in AR? Nicole Tan, Creative Technologist & Software Engineer, WayfairSales & Marketing10/13/2021 18:00
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(Group Discussion) Momentum of AR in MarketplaceSaid BakadirCase Study10/13/2021 18:30
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Demo of State Farm XR Scaled Products and the Journey That Got Us ThereTacha Gregory, Matt BurnsCase StudyThis presentation will feature the State Farm journey of adopting XR to scalable enterprise products. We will showcase multiple use cases and demos, including 1 hands on demo that attendees can launch right from the presentation. Additionally, metrics will be shared for one of the use cases that include QR code scan rates, camera access granted rates, percentage of users who finished the experience, and what percentage of users clicked on a primary call-to-action at the end of the experience. 10/14/2021 12:00
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AREA Enterprise PanelMark Sage, William Harding, Dane Laughlin, Jovan Celar, Paul DaviesCase StudyQuestions to cover: - What business problems have you solved using AR? - What benefits have you been able to measure / gain from the AR implementation - Group discussion covering RoI, tangible and intangible benefits - What challenges did you overcome to successfully implement AR? - Group discussion covering Safety, Security, People, Interaction and technical issues - How has your AREA membership helped? - Content, Connections, Insights, Best practice etc 10/15/2021 12:00
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Designing Hololens Apps for AerospaceChip FreeneyCase StudyWhat was it like designing a Hololens app from the ground up in-house? We'll talk through a recent project in Aerospace Manufacturing and dive into: - Capabilities of Hololens 2 - User discovery and choosing the right use case - Key design challenges (and how we solved them) - Design and dev Agile process10/18/2021 12:00
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XR’s Big Moment: Stories from the last 6 months, rapid growth and deploying tens of thousands of headsets.Brad ScogginChair RemarksAn in-depth look from the frontlines at how Fortune 100s, ISVs, and SMBs are overcoming obstacles and achieving scale in enterprise, healthcare, and education. 10/19/2021 12:00
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EWTS Main Day #310/20/2021 04:00
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(Opening Keynote) TeamViewerHendrik WittOpening Keynote10/20/2021 13:00
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(Group Discussion) XR in Manufacturing - Industry OpportunitiesAndreas Oeder, Ben Atwater, Andrew Brokaw, Zohair Mehkri, Sam MurleyGroup DiscussionEven before the pandemic, manufacturers were working towards the connected factory of the future. These efforts accelerated as the industry as a whole had to adapt to supply chain disruptions and work-from-home orders. In this session, industry experts discuss how they are leveraging AR/VR & wearables to: - Increase plant efficiency, productivity, and safety - Reduce downtime and improve quality - Provide hands-free, step-by-step instructions, digital content overlays, and other information - Facilitate remote support  - Improve employee training and knowledge retention (Moderator) Sam Murley, Digital Transformation Director, PTC Andreas Oeder, Product Manager - Worker Augmentation, Airbus Ben Atwater, Senior Expert Digital Analyst - Digital Manufacturing, Nestlé Andrew Brokaw, Virtual and Augmented Reality Simulation Manager, CNH Industrial Zohair Mehkri, Director Of Engineering, Flex Manufacturing10/20/2021 13:30
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(Group Discussion) XR in Architecture, Engineering, & Construction (AEC) - Industry OpportunitiesJohn Rygg, Laura Kay Smith, Kaushal Diwan, Allan Ferguson, Lorenzo GalloGroup DiscussionWhen it comes to the built environment, XR offers the ability to collaborate, communicate and review projects more effectively and remotely. In this session, industry experts discuss how they are leveraging AR/VR & wearables to: - Speed up decision making and eliminate physical models in the design process - Increase stakeholder understanding and improve the sales pitch - Enable remote collaboration and design reviews (ex. interactive walk-throughs) - Increase worker safety with real-time visibility into jobsite operations - Augment workers with 3D content (models, specs, etc.) overlaid on the job site (Moderator) Lorenzo Gallo, Founder & CEO, NextWave Safety Solutions John Rygg, Technology Strategist, HoloLens R&D Business Process Owner, Kiewit Allan Ferguson, System Architect, Hatch Laura Kay Smith, Canada BIM Manager Lead, SNC-Lavalin Kaushal Diwan, National Director of Innovation, DPR Construction Construction, Architecture, Engineering10/20/2021 13:30
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(Case Study) Training Aid – The fastest way to save 50% training time with ARPete Tortorici, Dirk SchartCase StudyManufacturing10/20/2021 14:30
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Jacobs Case StudyJim KesslerCase StudyArchitecture, Engineering, Construction10/20/2021 14:30
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(Case Study) Exploring the AR Universe at HersheyAndy HuntCase StudyThis session will give an overview of how The Hershey Company is working across the business to learn new skills, uncover new capabilities, and accelerate technology adoption in the world of augmented reality.  - It doesn’t take a large crew, but it does take a diverse, engaged set of people - Not all users are the same, but many have the same (unstated) needs - Distinct use cases can leverage shared enablers to bring to scale - Show, don’t tell, yields big results" Andy Hunt, Manager, Applied Digital Innovation, The Hershey CompanyManufacturing10/20/2021 15:00
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Live Expo ExplorationDiscover XR and wearable tech solutions and interact with leading solution providers during this dedicated expo time. From 11:30 am – 12:30 pm, attendees can interact in real time with exhibitors, see live product demonstrations, and source solutions that work for their business. 10/20/2021 15:30
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(Group Discussion) XR in Utilities, Energy, & Field Services - Industry OpportunitiesDavid Redding, Jean-Baptiste Farge, Wesley Bausch, Gary McAuliffeGroup DiscussionCOVID-19 brought a new dimension to worker safety in the field, while opportunities for improved operational efficiencies became even more glaring and pressing. In this session, industry experts discuss how they are leveraging AR/VR & wearables to: - Increase workforce safety and productivity - Improve response time and first -time fix rate - Enable remote expert support (see-what-I-see)  - Provide step-by-step instructions and real-time asset/machine intelligence - Train for hazardous situations and enable on-the-job learning (Moderator) Gary McAuliffe, VP - Global Utilities, Librestream David Redding, Digital Innovation Manager, Schlumberger Jean-Baptiste Farge, Global XR Manager, Subsea 7 Wesley Baush, Innovation & Technology Project Manager, Southern Company Zachary Wassenberg, XR Innovation Manager, Burns & McDonnellUtilities, Oil & Gas / Energy, Field Services10/20/2021 16:30
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(Group Discussion) XR in Logistics/Supply Chain - Industry OpportunitiesDawn Miller, Alberto Oltra, Percy Stocker, Matthew Hoffman, Scott BurkeySupply chain disruptions, explosion in e-commerce, slowed public transportation...The pandemic made or broke many logistics and transportation companies. In this session, industry experts discuss how they are leveraging AR/VR & wearables to: - Optimize warehouse layout - Get goods to customers faster and cheaper - Simplify warehouse processes like picking and packing - Guide and protect warehouse workers - Reduce training time (Moderator) Percy Stocker, SVP AR Americas, TeamViewer Matt Hoffman, Sr Manager, Technology Enablement | VR Studio Founder, XPO Logistics Dawn Miller, IT Manager, Edge Solutions, AmerisourceBergen Alberto Oltra, CEO Spanish-Speaking South America, DHL Scott Burkey, XR Product Manager, WestRock Logistics, Transportation10/20/2021 16:30
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How our industry leaders are leveraging hands-free AR and AI-driven knowledge management to drive digital transformationCarly KrollCase Study- Optimization of field processes, mobilization, AI-driven schedule optimization, collaboration, Augmented Reality, and knowledge management - A field service management customer success story and key benefits of the implementation - How customers have digitized the entire FSM process using OverIT’s SPACE1 platform Carly Kroll, Marketing Director Americas, OverIT  Utilities, Oil & Gas / Energy, Field Services10/20/2021 17:30
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Finding the Best Fit: Evaluating Wearables in LogisticsKatherine KingCase StudyAs more and more wearable technologies are being developed for Logistics-based end users and tasks, identifying the best-fit and most scalable solution can be a challenge. Whether evaluating exoskeletons or AR/VR technologies, there are a few common factors that can impact the implementation and scaling of these solutions. This discussion will review lessons learned in evaluating wearables for Logistics applications, and focus on the key enablers and obstacles to mass implementation. Katherine King, Chief Business Architect, FedEx ExpressLogistics, Transportation10/20/2021 17:30
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How to scale an XR start up within a large enterpriseAthicha Dhanormchitphong, Kyle Daughtry, Sant TachmazianCase StudyJoin Sant, Kyle and M as they discuss how establishing a Center of Excellence for Immersive Technology helped scale deployment of XR devices to the front line in response to COVID-19.Utilities, Oil & Gas / Energy, Field Services10/20/2021 18:00
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LightGuide Case StudyPaul RyznarCase Study10/20/2021 18:30
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What A Difference A Pandemic Can MakeZachary PetersCase StudyWhat a difference a year makes. By June of 2020, the world was fully in the throes of lockdowns due to the COVID 19 pandemic. Suddenly, the need for the use of technology to bridge the gap wasn’t just a far off thought it was a real necessity. To that end, our group received a request from our senior executives to use a specific device to determine its suitability to perform remote assistance in a very remote area of the world no longer accessible by our technicians.  We did just that. ●Picking the Right Proof of Concept ●The Right Audience at the Right Time ●Responding to the Challenges ●Leading the Recovery ●Exploring New Opportunities10/21/2021 12:00
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Augmented Reality for Consumer Healthcare – Learning through CollaborationGregory Hough, Muadh Al-KalbaniCase StudyEmbedding a new technology across a business presents a number of challenges. In this presentation we share a case study where GSK engaged in a collaboration with Birmingham City University to embed Augmented Reality across its consumer healthcare business. We explore the applications Augmented Reality has within GSK, how we identified the business use cases and discuss some of the solutions we developed as a result.10/22/2021 13:00
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Our Road To Industrial Wearables ... A Work in ProgressGreg CooperCase StudyFirst steps taken, lessons learned and a few tips towards introducing an enterprise wearable to a large enterprise.10/22/2021 15:00
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Embraer training at KLM CityhopperChris KoomenCase StudyIn this presentation, we want to take you with us to show how we train our pilots at KLM Cityhopper. We will not use slides, We will stream the real training tool and you'll be able to ask everything on the spot. This makes it more interactive and a good opportunity to see how to start an aircraft.10/25/2021 13:00
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AR From Scratch: Developing without DevelopersDane Laughlin, Alyssa WhittingtonCase StudyThis presentation will share Invista's burgeoning AR journey without software developers on our core team. Faced with the problem of how to provide the right users with the right information in the right place, we employ image target and area target technology via mobile applications. Though our apps cater to manufacturing and refining at the moment, they address the universal problem of how to tie information in databases to real world locations. The apps support exciting features like navigation and integration with the digital twin platform Matterport.10/25/2021 15:00
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Team Collaboration in Augmented Reality Mercedes-Benz AG from an idea to a productive toolRobert DyhringerCase Study- Van Evolution Center - 25 year history of VR, AR & visualization Mercedes Benz Vans - Software development in a large company is an iceberg - The tiny front end looking out of the water with its huge back end underneath. - Our journey of climping the iceberg for AR Collaboration - First: Dive deep, second: Climbing High 10/26/2021 13:00
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REI's tales from the XR TrailAlex GoldbergLearn more about REI's journey into leveraging spatial computing, and how we believe that it has the power to enhance the way that we inform members and customers about our products, provide expertise while out in the wild, and enable us to be better operators internally.10/26/2021 15:00
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EWTS Main Day #410/27/2021 04:00
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(Keynote) Move Wearable Down the Body & Safety Up the Hierarchy of ControlsDebjani PandaOpening Keynote10/27/2021 13:00
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(Group Discussion) Below the Neck: Body- and Wrist-Worn Opportunities in the EnterpriseJulie Gilpin-McMinn, Kevin Harrup, Shaul Shalev, Kaushal Diwan, Scott McCormick, Manny AdamsGroup DiscussionWhat are the most valuable opportunities for body- and wrist-worn wearables in the enterprise? In this session, enterprise experts share the use cases they are exploring, covering devices like smartwatches, smart bands, smart clothing, body cameras, and other body-worn sensors.  - Tracking: - Workplace activity to increase efficiency and safety - Employee biometrics for authentication and safety - Working environment to improve situational awareness - Ergonomics to reduce injuries - Security, documentation, short checklist items and quick alerts - Form factors and applying the real-time data - Privacy implications and other concerns (Moderator) Scott McCormick, CEO, Emergent Enterprise Julie Gilpin-McMinn, Technical Fellow Human Factors and Ergonomics, Spirit AeroSystems Kevin Harrup, Manager, Emerging Technology, Altria Shaul Shalev, Manager Safety Analytics & Innovation, Air Canada Kaushal Diwan, National Director of Innovation, DPR Construction Manny Adams, Senior Manager of Innovation, Cincinnati Airport Below the neck (Body/Wrist-worn)10/27/2021 13:30
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The Power of Heat Monitoring: Physiological Heat Stress at a Utility CompanyPhillip Davis, Michael Prewitt, Rayna BrownCase StudyBelow the neck (Body/Wrist-worn)10/27/2021 14:30
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(Group Discussion) Industrial Exoskeletons: Combining the Power of Robots with Human Intelligence and AdaptabilityMarisol Barrero, Ryan Porto, David Brodie, William Billotte, Samuel ReimerGroup DiscussionIndustrial exoskeletons have the potential to protect workers by reducing the stress of physically demanding and repetitive tasks, allowing them to be more productive with less discomfort, fatigue, and risk of injury. In this session, enterprise experts discuss how and why they are looking at exoskeleton technology.  - Types of exoskeletons and exosuits (unpowered/passive, powered) - When to insert an exoskeleton vs. replacing the worker with a robot  - Ergonomic/human factors: Different body types, time to put on/take off the device, sharing devices, etc. - Short- and long-term impacts of exos on users’ natural abilities, performance and health - How to introduce exoskeleton tech to the workforce - Is there real ROI today? - Industry standards for wearable robotics (Moderator) Marisol Barrero, Global Ergonomics Manager, Amazon Web Services (AWS)  Ryan Porto, Technical Specialist Ergonomics, General Motors David Brodie, North America Ergonomist Lead, Cargill William Billotte, Director of Global Exo Technology Programs, ASTM International Samuel Reimer, Director of Sales and Marketing, Ottobock Below the neck (Body/Wrist-worn)10/27/2021 15:00
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Live Expo ExplorationDiscover XR and wearable tech solutions and interact with leading solution providers during this dedicated expo time. From 11:40 am – 12:40 pm, attendees can interact in real time with exhibitors, see live product demonstrations, and source solutions that work for their business. 10/27/2021 16:00
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Workforce Wearable Tech For Risk Management, Industrial Safety, Reduced Claims, & Industry 4.0!Tom WestCase StudyBelow the neck (Body/Wrist-worn)10/27/2021 17:00
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(Group Discussion) Safety First – Wearable EHS ApplicationsEmily Whitcomb, Aamer Shamim, Gregory GarrettGroup DiscussionWearable technology has the potential to augment safety efforts in a range of industries. In this session, enterprises discuss how they are using wearables to improve workers’ health and mitigate safety hazards.  - Identifying tasks/situations that could be made safer with wearables  - Applications - Employee monitoring (biometrics, ergonomics, environment, location) - Identification  - Alerts and communication  - Determining ROI  - Available solutions on the market today (Moderator) Emily Whitcomb, Director, Work to Zero, National Safety Council Aamer Shamim, Global EHS&S Director, The AES Corporation Gregory Garrett, Senior Lead Ergonomist, Boeing Below the neck (Body/Wrist-worn)10/27/2021 17:30
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Case StudyCase StudyBelow the neck (Body/Wrist-worn)10/27/2021 18:00
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Case StudyCase StudyBelow the neck (Body/Wrist-worn)10/27/2021 18:30
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The Augmented Future LearnCastKen Hubbell, Troy KnightCase StudyWe will discuss VR/AR/XR with examples from yesterday, today and tomorrow emphasizing how the industry has evolved and how your business can evolve with it. Join us for a lively conversation and learn with us as we explore the rapidly changing field of training in the 21st Century.10/28/2021 15:00
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AREA Research Update, what are the AR ecosystem research gaps and overview of the latest 5G and AR researchMark Sage, Christine PereyCase StudyThe AREA is a global, not-for-profit alliance helping to accelerate the adoption of Enterprise AR. Recognized for its thought-leading and applied research, as well as its work to help overcome barriers to AR adotpion, this session will outline the AREA's latest work to capture and present all the Enterprise AR peer-reviewed literature. It will identify research gaps and propose new AR research projects to the ecosystem. The second part will provide an overview of the latest AREA members-only research into AR and 5G. 10/29/2021 15:00
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