Here’s how augmented reality is a game changer for the aviation industry
Monitor ramp handling processes in real time
Using Zoho Lens, aviation command centers can check the status of ramp operations, like cargo handling, fueling, and aircraft marshaling, in real time by directly accessing ground crew smartphone cameras.
Collaborate remotely on aircraft assembly
Amongst many AR industrial applications, chief engineers can establish a visual connection with their manufacturing teams in any location to look over aircraft assembly. Equipped with in-session tools, they can analyze crucial components, provide detailed instruction, and make quick decisions or improvements to the aircraft.
Build a comprehensive knowledge base
Zoho Lens allows you to record sessions, take notes and snapshots, and store them in one place. This way, you can keep aircraft maintenance records and create a holistic virtual guide for any scenario. Technicians can record complex procedures, like wire harness assembly, for training and auditing purposes. With a centralized and accessible knowledge base, technicians can solve minor issues quickly and avert processing and flight delays.
Get live visual pointers on aircraft maintenance
Reduce aircraft maintenance costs with augmented reality. Experts and professionals can give clear instructions to field personnel by guiding them with visual pointers and annotations, and adding notes to individual annotations.
Go hands-free with smart glass support
Zoho Lens has partnered with global smart glass manufacturers, like Vuzix, Epson, and Realwear, so you can stay focused on the task at hand, while receiving remote visual assistance.
Here's how Zoho Lens works in aviation & aircraft maintenance
Get Connected
Engineers at the aviation command center can start or schedule a remote session with a field technician from any device and send them an invite through SMS or email, or by sending them the join link.
See what your crew sees
Once the field technician joins the session, you can check the status of ground handling processes or aircraft assembly through their live camera stream.
Collaborate through Text, Voice, and AR tools
During the session, engineers and technicians can express their thoughts and ideas through text or voice chat. With AR annotations, they can draw focus to crucial areas on the stream and provide step-by-step instructions.