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AR instructions with the ILC platform
Last year our team worked very hard on the ILC platform. This is a platform where users can independently add Augmented Reality instructions to a 3D model. It can be applied to various business processes. From concept and design to maintenance and support. The AR solution is proving its worth. In the video below we give an impression of the platform in practice.
AR instructions are used to achieve a variety of goals:
- Stap voor stap AR instr
- Step-by-step AR instructions for on-site assembly
- Teach your customers how the machine works with an AR tour around your machine
- Let customers troubleshoot on their own with AR manual features
The benefits of the ILC platform
Independently add instructions
Visualize instructions with AR
Optimize business processes
Get a demo of the ILC platform
With the AR instruction tool one can independently and easily add instructions to a 3D/CAD model of a machine or product. The added instructions are then visualized with AR on, for example, a machine. The power of the ILC platform is to project AR instructions onto a machine or product in reality. But how does it really work in practice?
We offer you the possibility to get a demo. During an initial introductory meeting, we will discuss the possibilities and what the ILC platform can do for your company. We will then provide a customized demo via Microsoft Teams or visit you at your office.
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10 advantages of our platform according to Kaak
Kaak began testing our ILC platform in January 2021. With results! Not only are their assembly processes more efficient, but staff are also embracing the new way of working. The biggest advantage is that the platform grows with companies. The ILC platform can be customized to make it accessible to everyone within an organization. Employees can easily add their own instructions to a 3D model. Would you like to discover all 10 advantages of our platform? Then read the interview with Frank Verouden, R&D manager at Kaak.
