AREA’s Mark Sage joins The XR Beat to discuss pilot purgatory, enterprise AR use cases and the work needed to move from trial to deployment. Enterprise AR pilots often prove that a task can be improve...
Vuzix CEO Paul Travers speaks to The XR Beat about smart glasses pilots, warehouse workflows, AI glasses, display technology and what enterprise buyers should understand before choosing a wearable str...
Enterprise buyers are moving past hardware trials and asking tougher operational questions about deployment, system integration and long-term return on investment. Vuzix CEO Paul Travers outlines why ...
Running an XR pilot is easy to frame as an innovation project. The harder job is giving it a real business owner, clear metrics and a route into normal work – read on to find out how. Running an...
Congratulations! You’ve managed to get your VR training funded. But how on earth do you keep it working across teams, sites and devices? A good, flashy VR training demo can win attention pretty ...
Recently VR Vision Group, ArborXR, PICO XR and Enel showed why enterprise VR training often gets stuck before anyone judges the headset properly: finance needs numbers, IT needs answers, and frontline...
Vuzix’s VP of Business Development Robby Moss explains why warehouse workflows are giving enterprise smart glasses a more practical route from validation to rollout. Smart glasses become much easier t...
Enterprise XR use cases are getting easier to judge when they’re tied to a clear workflow, a measurable outcome and a team that owns the rollout. Training, warehousing, guided work and decision-focuse...
New One UI 9 code references suggest the Samsung enterprise XR roadmap may stretch beyond Galaxy XR into lighter AI glasses and display-equipped eyewear. If Samsung can connect those devices through A...
Enterprise extended reality has spent years being judged mainly on the hardware, whether that meant virtual reality for training, mixed reality for collaboration and design, or smart glasses for front...
Usually an XR pilot won’t stall because the tech is bad or useless. It may stall because the use case is fuzzy, the ownership is split, and nobody has really decided who is meant to drag the thi...
Whether it’s logistics, frontline work, training or field service – the best enterprise XR platforms are starting to separate themselves on the things buyers actually care about: deploymen...
Google’s Android XR push is starting to look more relevant for business buyers, not because one update has suddenly changed everything, but because a few more practical pieces are starting to fall int...
Smart glasses are getting easier to take seriously, but that doesn’t mean every smart glasses pilot deserves a budget. The category is clearly moving forward, especially in warehousing, logistics and ...
Meta and Unity have extended their VR partnership, and while the headline is really about platform support and developer momentum, the more interesting point is what it says about XR’s next phase. Bet...
Samsung’s latest Galaxy XR update feels like one of the clearest signs yet that enterprise XR is starting to grow up. Better security, device management and long-term support might not sound...
