UTILITYAR NEWS

UtilityAR team will be at Data Centre World London taking place on the 11th and 12th of March 2020.

Companies have mitigated the risk of international travel restrictions with this innovative remote eyes and ears technical solution.

Check out our guidelines on choosing and running an Industry 4.0 pilot.

Listen to our podcast and learn about how BIM can help improve quality and reduce waste on construction projects.

UtilityAR Live Video Recording Tool feature allows a worker to record live video and audio notes completing a job.

UtilityAR team will be at the Northern Ireland Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition taking place on the 27th of February

Great to have Andrew OConnell from F4energy CSM Ltd on the second episode of "The Industry 4.0 Podcast"

Have you read The Irish Times article on augmented and virtual reality with Patrick Liddy?

Watch our new video to find out how UtilityAR software functions work.

In Sunday Times, Patrick Liddy says "It's like the early days of the mobile phone...

Listen to the Industry 4.0 podcast sponsored by UtilityAR to learn about interesting technologies that are changing how work gets done.

Read our review of AR headsets to learn about best Augmented Reality headsets for field technicians.

Patrick Liddy was guest of Property Matters Podcast hosted by Carol Tallon this week.

We are excited to attend to National Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition taking place on the 29th & 30th of January 2020.

Check out Fora's article on how UtilityAR brings Augmented Reality to factories and data centres!

UtilityAR Remote Adviser video call can save hours of travel and allows the most qualified and experienced person to weigh in on a problem.

UtilityAR software now runs on the Microsoft Hololens 2!

UtiltiyAR will be at Data Centre Ireland event in the Main Hall of the RDS on the 19 – 20 November 2019.

UtilityAR's founder Patrick Liddy wrote on 5 ways augmented reality will help the manufacturing process for PMPS Magazine.

While currently more famous in popular culture for marketing purposes, AR represents a people-centred parallel to IoT.