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Ted Pardee with Kognitiv Spark; Industrial Augmented Reality Solution

Ted Pardee with Kognitiv Spark; Industrial Augmented Reality Solution

Published 1 week, 3 days ago
Description
Industrial Talk is onsite at PowerGen and talking to Ted Pardee, CRO at Kognitiv Spark about "Augmented Reality hands-free connected worker solution".
Ted Pardee from Kognitiv Spark discussed augmented reality's role in power generation at PowerGen in San Antonio. He highlighted the technology's potential to enhance efficiency and problem-solving by enabling remote expert guidance through headsets. Pardee emphasized the importance of leveraging AI and AR to address the skilled labor shortage and the "gray tsunami" of retiring experts. He noted that while Microsoft exited the AR headset market, numerous manufacturers now offer durable, intrinsically safe devices. Pardee also mentioned the integration of AR with existing systems and the development of disconnected worker solutions for low-bandwidth areas.

Outline

Introduction and Welcome to Industrial Talk

  • Scott introduces the episode of Industrial Talk, sponsored by the Propane Education and Research Council, highlighting their commitment to safety training and innovative propane-powered technology.
  • Scott praises industry professionals for their bravery, innovation, and problem-solving skills, celebrating them as heroes.
  • The podcast is broadcasting from PowerGen in San Antonio, Texas, where industry professionals gather to discuss solutions for power generation.

Introduction of Ted Pardee and Kognitiv Spark

  • Scott introduces Ted Pardee, the guest, and his company, Kognitiv Spark, which focuses on augmented reality technology.
  • Ted Pardee shares his first impression of PowerGen, describing it as an incredible conference with a large number of vendors and attendees.
  • Ted emphasizes the importance of presenting new technologies to make businesses more efficient and solve problems.
  • Ted provides a brief background on his career, highlighting his experience in the software business for over 30 years, including selling enterprise asset management software in the 1990s.

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