Augmented reality doesn’t just simplify working processes, it also makes them several times more flexible and efficient. It can present information in a smart way, for example, combine video instructions with real-time communication, or generate visualisations within a planning system.

We are increasingly using networked devices to make our working lives easier. With augmented reality, we can control them in real time wherever they are. We can identify these devices quickly, display the relevant information, and authorise access to the functions we need.

Augmented reality makes it easier to gather data, while also improving its quality. AR captures the environment and the objects it contains, pinpoints and analyses deviations in the data, and then synchronises it automatically with the broader IT system.

Creating true-to-scale visualisations of non-existent objects, interior designs or buildings has never been so fast. Augmented reality provides an immersive understanding of a real-world environment, which eases decision-making and saves time and cost.