This article outlines the profound impact augmented reality can have on solving the skills gap.
Power to Your People: 4 Use Cases of AR in Enterprise
We look at how four companies are using Skylight to power smart glasses to improve performance.
Using AR to Manage Peak and Seasonal Surge
Learn how AR provides a multi-faceted solution for the materials handling and logistics industry.
5 Reasons to Get Started on Assisted Reality Today
We’ve outlined 5 important advantages for why enterprises should adopt assisted reality.
The First 120 Days Implementation Guide
The First 120 Days outlines best practices companies like GE use to implement augmented reality.
Total Economic Impact Study
Download this report to learn more about the economic impact of enterprise wearables.
The State of Enterprise Wearables
Learn how decision makers are taking advantage of wearable technology to drive value.
Upskill’s Augmented Reality Glossary
We’ve defined more than 50 frequently used terms related to AR and enterprise wearables.
Enabling the Workforce with Smart Glasses
This Forrester report looks at what jobs are best suited for smart glasses and how to operationalize.
Frost & Sullivan Enterprise Wearables Report
Analysts Frost & Sullivan identify which wearable solutions are having the biggest impact.
The Periodic Table of Wearable Technology
Our periodic table groups and defines the main capabilities that businesses use today.
Enterprise Wearables Family Tree
This whitepaper outlines the ecosystem of wearables.
Infographic: The New Digital Industrial Enterprise
There is a slow-motion collision of technologies that are fusing together and transforming what the industrial work environment looks like: wearable technology, the industrial internet of things, and big data. All together these are making a new industrial workplace.
White Paper: 2016 Predictions for Wearable Technology
In 2016 IOT, smart tools and big data for industry will come together in a real, tangible way thanks to wearables. Completing this last-mile loop between people, machines, and data will be the most significant driver of the next wave of industrial change, investment, and innovation.