Enabling Workers to Collaborate Safely & Efficiently from Remote Locations
Connected Worker is a data-driven solution to enable instant, actionable data for key personnel in real-time. It arms workers/technicians with real-time displays of asset/equipment sensor readings & historical data (schematics, historical trends, etc.) to optimize their workflow and processes. Head-mounted, hands-free equipment increases safety & enables live, bi-directional video & audio communication that connects field technicians with expert resources & instructional libraries at any time.
Connected Worker can also be utilized for remote training in a multitude of environments. Remote guidance functionalities augment training procedures for new/less experienced employees & help operations centers troubleshoot issues virtually. This reduces time to action & better documents/catalogs recurring issues. With instant access to asset data & remote guidance from SMEs, workers are empowered to make more informed decisions in less time.
When we committed to investing $4B in the Intelligent Edge, we had confidence because of partners like CBT, who have the talent to help achieve our vision of what’s next.
Antonio NeriCEOHewlett Packard Enterprise
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Connected Worker
Connected Worker uses intrinsically safe devices to deliver actionable data to key personnel in real time.
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