Manufacturing
Reduce machine downtime and increase efficiency with real-time remote Visual Assistance.
Accelerate issue resolution with visual assistance
TechSee enables industrial machinery suppliers to exceed their service and training commitments, providing timely visual support to field engineers and resolving more issues remotely.
KEY BENEFITS
Drive technician enablement
Empower engineers with visual guidance to increase your first time fix rate while ensuring their safety.
Cut training time
Guide new technicians with visual instructions.
Decrease machine downtime
Enable onsite staff to resolve issues themselves.
Reduce operational costs
Eliminate no fault found truck rolls by supporting more cases remotely.
Increase customer satisfaction
Reduce customer effort with visual, interactive assistance.
Differentiate your brand
Deliver intuitive and engaging visual guidance as part of your digital transformation strategy.
USE CASES
Technician receives on-screen AR instructions on calibrating a manufacturing robot.
On-site engineer receives visual guidance on refitting a conveyor belt.
Newly certified engineer receives on-the-job training from a remote supervisor.
Customer receives step-by-step troubleshooting assistance to resolve a production line stoppage.
Customer receives visual guidance on changing the settings of an industrial laser.
Quality of work performed by a third-party contractor is assessed and verified.
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