The future is here and it is on video! Every smart glasses, AR headset, or phone effortlessly captures hours of footage showing how we interact with our world. PRISM takes this video data and, using AI, intelligently extracts the key details for step-by-step work instructions, images, bill of materials, and documentation. With just one click, users can transform any video into a clear, actionable guide and export it seamlessly into Word, PowerPoint, and other familiar formats. PRISM empowers teams to turn knowledge into shareable, usable instructions—fast.
NARA, the Nakamir Augmented Reality Assistant, harnesses the advanced sensor capabilities of Augmented Reality headsets to simplify creating work instructions and documentation, just like recording a video. Workers can effortlessly generate a 3D virtual replica of themselves, spatially aligned with real-world equipment,making training and documentation faster and more intuitive than ever.
Manage your instructions with ease using a simple online database. View, organize, and search existing recordings, and effortlessly share created manuals and instructions with colleagues, students, and customers. All data is securely stored on Azure Cloud with enterprise-grade encryption and access controls, ensuring your content remains protected and compliant.
3D Augmented Reality capture and playback of a virtual instructor that guides users step-by-step through a variety of procedures.
Automatic AI analysis of work recordings to track, summarize, and structure work instructions in multiple languages to create professional user manuals.
Record work procedures and automatically create a full audit trail of all performed steps including video, photos, and text without any additional work.
Our approach to processing AR headset or phone sensor data is application-agnostic. PRISM and NARA are utilized across a diverse range of industries, including manufacturing, automotive, construction, energy to healthcare and education.
Create and play back AR guidance and user manuals entirely offline in a secure environment. Only the AI processing requires an internet connection, which can be done via direct upload from the device or from a secure workstation.
Sean Harrington
CEO, Distributed EI
Thomas Kauer
EHS and training lead at Tesla
How can we harness the sensor data from Augmented Reality headsets to understand user interactions, capture skills, and provide relevant guidance? After years of research and teaching Augmented Reality at Stanford University, at Nakamir we are now delivering a revolutionary way to capture and share expert knowledge to our customers. By leveraging the rich sensor data from AR headsets and phones, we make creating instructions and work documentation easier than ever. We’re partnering with companies and the US government to introduce personal virtual instructors, enhancing skill readiness and productivity for the workforce of tomorrow.
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