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Louis-Antoine Genin-Brien
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Louis-Antoine Genin-Brien discusses how DeepSight uses augmented reality to help industrial workers train autonomously using 3D work instructions.
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when you do virtual reality you're putting on a headset and you're completely emerged to a virtual world and most people have experienced virtual reality
the idea with augmented reality is to put on some glasses and to be able to add virtual content to the existing world to the to your surroundings
if you don't have 3d models you're not going to be able to create much 3d work instructions and so 3d models are also very also very difficult to get so that's another point of failure
don't be passionate about your idea be passionate about your problem
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What is the difference between augmented reality and virtual reality?
Virtual reality immerses the user completely into a virtual world using a headset. Augmented reality involves wearing glasses that add virtual content to your existing surroundings.
How does DeepSight help with training in the industrial sector?
DeepSight leverages augmented reality so workers can view 3D work instructions and train autonomously. This reduces the reliance on traditional job shadowing, which requires the time of increasingly rare human experts.
How do customers create 3D work instructions on the DeepSight platform?
Customers use an iPad Pro with a lidar camera to take a 3D scan of their environment, import it into DeepSight's web-based, no-code authoring tool, and place digital instructions and arrows directly onto the production line model.
What is DeepSight's business model and pricing structure?
DeepSight operates on a software-as-a-service model. There is a $25,000 initial startup fee that includes six months of support and the creation of the first 15 procedures, followed by an $850 monthly fee per device.
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