> The display is too small and as too low resolution to provide enough useful information to "logistics, to manufacturing, to field services" workers. Is that

> The display is too small and as too low resolution to provide enough useful information to "logistics, to manufacturing, to field services" workers. Is that actually the case? Several successful deployments discussed here: https://www.wired.com/story/google-glass-2-is-here/ https://www.wired.com/story/google-glass-2-is-here/ GE - GE in particular has been enthusiastic in its Glass tests, claiming a 46 percent decrease in the time it takes a warehouse picker using the product. (Using Glass in this environment is as transformative as in factories—after a successful test, DHL says it plans to roll out Glass in its 2000 warehouses across the globe, where appropriate.) Another pilot project, in GE’s Aviation Division, used EE with a wifi-enabled torque wrench: Glass tells workers whether they are using the proper amount of torque. Eighty-five percent of the workers said that the system would reduce errors. “By the end of this year, we’ll have several sites deploying this,” says Ted Robertson, an engineering manager at GE Aviation. AGCO - AGCO now has just over a hundred Glass units (it pays between $1300 and $1500 for each one), and Gulick says that it plans to order between 500 and 1000 more in the next 18 months as it moves the product into all its functions and in other locations. The company is particularly excited about how Glass helps with training—cutting the time from 10 days to only 3. Dignity Health - “The total time entering data has gone from 33 percent of our day to less than 10 percent,” says Davin Lundquist, the chief medical information officer for Dignity Health, who uses Augmedrix and Glass himself in clinical work. “And direct patient interaction has risen from 35 percent to 70 percent.” More info on AGCO here, they've been using this for years, starting with the consumer version, and have continued to ramp it up: https://www.country-guide.ca/guide-business/agcos-jackson-assembly-plant-expands-the-use-of-google-glass/ https://www.country-guide.ca/guide-business/agcos-jackson-as...