Augmented Interaction

Reducing friction between people and technology to maximise worker productivity and comfort: we help them work better and more efficiently.

Generative artificial intelligence, augmented reality, productivity and efficiency

Designing more efficient work environments for better and safer working conditions

Faced with the growing problemof the lack of high skilled labour + an ageing population, and the need to improve efficiency and competitiveness, the concept of Augmented Interaction has emerged.

We focus on developing technologiesthat reduce the friction between people and technology to maximise the productivity and comfort of workers: helping them work better and more efficiently.

Our aim is to design more efficient work environments, through technologies such as generative artificial intelligence, augmented reality, multimodal interfaces and intelligent assistance systems. The key is that the tool adapts to the user, not the other way around. In this way, we enhance human performance, facilitate decision-making and optimise complex processes, all while focusing on people.

Augmented interaction becomes the catalyst for the real and sustainable adoption of new technologies such as advanced automation, exemplified in the case of humanoid robotics.

Traditionally, the integration of robotsin industrial plants has been controversial due to the complexity of their programming, the need for specialised training and the communication barrier between operator and machine.

Augmented interaction breaks these bottlenecks. Through intuitive interfaces, such as augmented reality, voice or gestures, operators can interact with robots naturally, without the need for complex programming languages.

This not only accelerates the deployment of advanced automation, but also fosters real collaboration between humans and machines, in which technology adapts to the pace, language and needs of the worker.

The result: a more flexible, safer and more competitive industry, in which the adoption of robotics is not a challenge, but a natural evolution of human labour.

This technology is opening doors to sectors that, until now, seemed immune to automation due to the complexity of their unstructured environments and high dependence on human intervention. Thanks to augmented interaction, combined with advanced and cognitive robotics, one of the main barriers to the adoption of automation is being overcome: the need for user adaptation and the lack of intuitive interfaces.

In industrial logistics, for example, autonomous mobile robots can now navigate and manipulate loads in dynamic spaces thanks to augmented reality interfaces that enable them to understand and react to the context in real time. An operator can visually guide a robot to rearrange goods or pick orders, without the need for pre-programming.

In the HORECA (Hotel, Restaurant and Catering) sector, collaborative robots can take on repetitive tasks, such as packaging, transporting materials or even basic food preparation, thanks to conversational interaction systems and intuitive visual interfaces that facilitate their use by non-technical staff.

In construction, drones and mobile robots can assist in tasks such as inspections, transporting materials or placing components, guided by gestures or augmented vision. This not only increases safety, but also allows for the automation of processes previously considered too unpredictable or costly.

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