Founded by Sanjay Jhawar
Coordinate frontline industrial workflows, monitor safety compliance, and provide remote assistance to field workers
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Moderate Setup (1-3 hours)
You can use Telepresenz to digitize field execution and connect frontline industrial workers with operational teams. It provides digital work instructions, automated task assignments, and remote expert assistance using smartphones, tablets, or smart glasses. You can inspect equipment, identify defects, and automatically check for proper safety gear like PPE using computer vision. The system also tracks maintenance schedules, records field compliance inspections, and preserves operational knowledge for employee training, allowing frontline workers to access procedures and capture inspection data even while working offline.
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