Supported by Industry 4.0, IIoT and AR, automated and mobile manufacturing solutions will enable more growth in 2022.
This guide will help you empower your field services team to operate more effectively and exceed customer expectations using mobile technology.
Samsung, IBM and M1 are partnering with Singapore's IMDA in a Smart Nation project to explore Industry 4.0 use cases combining AI, mobile devices and robotics, all accelerated on 5G network technology.
AR-driven smart assistance facilitates collaboration between novice and expert field service workers to increase efficiencies.
The Samsung 5G Innovation Zone at Samsung Austin Semiconductor is a testbed for the smart factories of the future.
Field service and plant floor workers are constrained by a lack of troubleshooting resources. Augmented reality fills the void.
The S10 5G's time of flight camera enables quick, accurate 3D measurements and image recognition in one device.
The levels of interconnectivity made possible by new technology are drastically changing the ways we live and work.
Join Samsung and Booz Allen Hamilton November 28 at the I/ITSEC reception to learn about the power of immersive technologies.
Experts at InfoComm 2018 discuss the potentials of data and analytics for personalized messaging on digital signage in multiple industries.