Where computers are available, entering updates to workflow, reporting backups or breakdowns, or keeping abreast of new urgent needs requires stopping one’s work, going to the workstation or locating the tablet, and entering or accessing the information.Using their hands to access and report information slows down production and creates a distraction. Additionally, they might be wearing gloves. Employees’ “hands are busy working,” Anat Karni, Plataine’s product lead, told attendees at a presentation on the smart digital assistant.Most production floor workers, and even many managers, do not have computers or tablets handy in some large, complex factories, work orders and workflow still rely on paper-based tracking.
Plataine’s smart digital assistant solves real-world problems familiar to many production-floor managers: Plataine melded its technology with Google Glass Enterprise and Dialogflow, a Google NLP (natural language processing) technology, to produce a wearable smart production assistant that can improve efficiency, reduce costly errors, and increase management agility.
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Plataine, an Israeli software company that creates AI-enhanced systems that use sensors and powerful data processing to create smart factories, has created a virtual assistant that could have stepped out of a science fiction movie. Wouldn’t it be great to have an assistant who was always with you, whispering in your ear the information you needed, at just the moment you needed it, throughout your work day? Smart digital assistants are cropping up everywhere, and wearables, including a reboot of Google Glass as a virtual assistant, could make the ever-present, all-knowing electronic aide a reality.
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