AR glasses and smart glasses for business
AR glasses and assisted-reality displays put information in a worker’s line of sight and keep their hands free, standard kit for remote support, warehouse picking, and field maintenance. This range covers rugged monocular displays and lightweight enterprise smart glasses.
Choosing enterprise smart glasses
- Rugged field use: RealWear Navigator 520, voice-controlled and hard-hat ready.
- Hazardous areas: RealWear HMT-1Z1.
- Lightweight all-shift wear: Moziware Cimo.
Assisted reality versus full AR
Smart glasses in this range show a flat heads-up display rather than 3D content anchored in the room. That is a feature, not a limitation: it keeps weight, battery draw, and cost down, and it is all a technician following a checklist or a picker walking an aisle actually needs. For anchored 3D, see AR headsets.
Buy AR glasses for business with volume pricing, pay-by-invoice ordering, and remote-assistance software. Request a quote, or talk to a specialist about a trial in your own workflow.
FAQ
Smart Glass AR
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Which Smart Glass AR Sets do you recommend?
The best Smart Glass AR headset remains dependent on your use case. To be of better assistance, we recommend that you contact us here. Or, you can read our reviews of the RealWear HMT-1 and the Vuzix M400 to make a better choice.
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What is the average battery life of a Smart Glass AR headset?
The average battery life of a Smart Glass AR headset is 4 to 5 hours.
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What is smartglass AR
Smart glass AR glasses can be divided into two categories: monocular and binocular AR. With monocular AR, digital information is displayed in one eye without depth (2D). With binocular AR, digital information is displayed in both eyes with depth (3D). Monocular smart glasses are very suitable for remote support and maintenance and binocular glasses for work instructions and training.