We continue the action this week with a look at AR's opportunity in construction. Based on the high-stakes work and its dated methods, AR could have an outsized impact. XYZ Reality shows us how.
Key Takeaways & Analysis– AR's opportunity in the enterprise is amplified by a broad addressable market.
– It applies in different ways to a range of verticals from aerospace to autos.
– One high-value industry is construction, which AR could be primed to disrupt.
– The opportunity is underscored by construction's need for disruption in general.
– And various flavors of AR fit well in terms of streamlined use cases in construction.
– For example, visualizing architectural models in situ can support accurate work.
– This is particularly valuable due to the $1.6 trillion spent annually on rework.
– In fact, 30 percent of construction time is spent on rework, so the stakes are high.
– But though all these factors create a large opportunity, there are also big barriers.
– For example, XR hardware has to be highly specialized and ruggedized.
– Streaming content isn't realistic due to the lack of connectivity at construction sites.
– Hand-tracking interfaces also aren't fitting due to the prevalent use of gloves.
– Altogether, these factors compel AR tools that are specialized and purpose-built.
– That's what XYZ Reality does, with AR helmets and other construction-grade tech.
– For one client, it was able to save $31 million and 3 weeks on a high-value project.
– The use of AR in construction, and its proof points, will only evolve from there...
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