RealWear Camera Technology

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During the coronavirus pandemic, travel restrictions meant that cladding samples and mock ups that were built in the Netherlands could not be viewed in person by the project team.

RealWear Headsets were then utilised to allow the team to track the progress of the samples and give a visual signoffs.

The Headsets were also used to give virtual site walks to the client team and consultants who were not able to visit site. The headsets are attachable to a hardhat and have a camera and micro-screen which allow the user to send a livestream of their activities which can be viewed in a video call with other members of the team who are off site.

The system means money and time is saved on transport to site or foreign countries to view samples and activities and the quality is still assured.

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Published 10 August 2021
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