Augmented Reality in Warehousing and Logistics
This research begins with definition, benefits and key trends of Augmented Reality (AR) technology. As one of the largest verticals for AR glasses shipments and total value chain revenues, logistics greatly benefits from AR in much of the standard workflow, such as pick and pack and remote expertise. More universal AR use cases can also be incredibly useful in various parts of the logistics market. To fully enjoy these benefits, key features for hardware are required to be addressed as well as content and platform development. Proven benefits of AR adoption, creation of value-added services, lower costs, etc., will drive the adoption of AR in logistics, but cultural aspects, operation management, security and others might hamper the growth. Furthermore, automation could lead customers skipping AR-powered workers in favor of worker-replacing autonomy.
Table of Contents
Augmented Reality (AR) Definition
Benefits and Key Trends
Market Data Updates
Value Chain in Logistics
Logistics: Market Adoption and Forecast
Use Cases in Logistics
Hardware and Software Development in Logistics
Drivers and Barriers
Threats and Obstacles
Companies Mentioned
Research Information
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- Publish Date 3Q 2017
- Research Type Transformative Horizon Report
- Code PT-1781
- Pages 32
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