WAYFINDING
SYSTEMS
AR
Wayfinders
An Augmented Reality (AR) wayfinding system is a cutting-edge solution that leverages AR technology to guide individuals within complex environments such as workplaces, malls, hospitals, or airports.
Key
Benefits
Prime
Features
Interactive 3D Maps: Visual overlays of the workspace layout with clearly marked paths and labels.
Searchable Directory: Users can search for specific locations or services, such as "IT department" or "nearest restroom."
Device Compatibility: Accessible via smartphones, AR glasses, or workplace-provided tablets.
Voice Assistance: Voice-guided navigation enhances accessibility for all employees and visitors.
Emergency Navigation: Clear, dynamic routes to emergency exits during crises, such as fires or evacuations.
Use
Cases
Large Corporate Offices: Assisting employees and visitors in finding meeting rooms, shared workspaces, or breakout areas in sprawling office campuses.
Hybrid Work Environments: Guiding employees to available desks, lockers, or collaborative spaces based on hot desking or hoteling policies.
Manufacturing Facilities: Helping workers navigate complex production floors, locate specific machines, or access restricted areas safely.
Event Spaces and Conferences: Enabling attendees to find booths, presentation rooms, or networking areas during office-hosted events.
New Employee Orientation: Providing immersive, self-guided tours for onboarding employees, reducing dependency on HR staff for guided walkthroughs.
The
Challenges
Implementation Costs: Initial setup, including 3D mapping and AR software development, can be costly.
Device Dependency: Users need compatible devices to access AR wayfinding features.
Accuracy: Maintaining up-to-date maps and precise AR overlays requires continuous management and calibration.
Learning Curve: Employees and visitors may need training or guidance to use the technology effectively.