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NEXT STOP: INNOTRANS 2022
Whether rail, road, water or air: digital solutions in transport and mobility are no longer a vision of the future. At InnoTrans 2022, we will show you applications and use cases for remote support, maintenance and training, as well as the latest technical features of our VPS 19 smart glasses.
VPS 19 PROVEN AS EFFECTIVE TOOL FOR BRIDGE SIMULATOR TRAINING
How eye tracking glasses can significantly improve practical training became apparent during a Bridge Simulator Training Course with Swedish MariTerm AB.
VIEWPOINTSYSTEM WINS THE LIVING STANDARDS AWARS 2022
On May 19, 2022, Austrian Standards presented the eighth Living Standards Award, Austria’s most important prize for standardization and innovation. We are excited to announce that we took home the coveted trophy in the category “Developing Future Technology”.
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Working safely with Smart Glasses: Key information for companies
Smart glasses are still a relatively new technology, raising unanswered questions regarding data protection and occupational safety. Due to the wide variety of products and applications, there are currently only a few specific legal regulations and recommendations. Renate Stiegler, Product Manager at Viewpointsystem, explains the key factors that companies should consider to successfully implement smart glasses.
Apple Vision Pro: Does the apple fall far from the tree?
The Apple Vision Pro, Apple’s first headset, has made quite a splash upon its market debut – from spine-tingling commercials and enthusiastic reviews to sharp critiques. But what’s the real feel of the Apple Vision Pro? Our team put it through its paces, examining especially the eye tracking feature pivotal for control and navigation.
LEARNING TO DRIVE MEANS LEARNING TO SEE: GAZE ANALYSIS OF DRIVING BEHAVIOR
In the fast-paced world of traffic, experience and youth often find themselves at odds. But what if we could take a peek behind the wheel, revealing insights into driving behavior that go beyond any traffic regulation? That’s precisely what the ORF Dok 1 team, equipped with our Smart Glasses, was able to do when they challenged 59-year-old journalist Hanno Settele and 21-year-old Digital Creator Safiye to an unusual competition.
