HTC NIPPON Promotes Business Use of the Smart Glasses "VIVE Eagle" as Sponsor of Remote Guidance App Exhibition
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HTC NIPPON is promoting business applications of the smart glasses "HTC VIVE Eagle." The company sponsored the exhibition of "On-site Vision," a remote guidance app developed and provided by TECH Planning.
VIVE Eagle is a glasses-style smart device that is easy to use in everyday life. It features a camera, microphone, speaker, and AI functions. As a result, it allows users to share what they see and hear with people in distant locations.
On-site Vision is an app for remotely guiding work carried out on site. TECH Planning provides this app so that it can be used at sites in companies and other organizations. When combined with devices such as VIVE Eagle, workers can receive instructions from experts while keeping both hands free. HTC NIPPON aims to spread these business-oriented uses.
This sponsorship reflects the growing number of companies that use smart glasses for work. Remote guidance is also attracting attention as a measure to address challenges such as labor shortages and the transfer of technical skills. Interest is growing in how the combination of VIVE Eagle and the app will be used in the future.
Sources: ASCII.jp
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