Solutions

Pick the version of this that fits your floor.

We don't hand you a finished product and hope it fits. We start where your people actually lose time — in the meeting, out on site, halfway through an inspection — and build the glasses system around it. Below is the range of what that has turned into so far.

A maintenance engineer wearing Visorynt smart glasses while inspecting equipment on the plant floor
Live on the floor
01 — The starting point

Before it can help anyone, it has to understand what it's looking at.

Everything we build reads from the same five kinds of situation. Get these right, and the rest is just deciding what should happen next.

Conversations

Site talk, handovers, the quick verbal note that never survives the drive back to the office.

What's in front of you

The machine, the panel, the serial plate, the crack in the weld — whatever the wearer is looking at.

Documents

Checklists, drawings, spec sheets, and the one PDF nobody can ever find on the shared drive.

How the work really runs

The order a job actually follows on the floor — not the version written down three years ago.

Your own data

What already lives in your ERP, CRM and file shares, brought to the exact point where it's needed.

02 — By the problem, not the tech

Find the one that sounds like your Tuesday.

Nobody wakes up wanting “computer vision.” They want the report done, the defect logged, the customer called back. So that's how we've grouped things.

Meetings & collaboration

The conversation happens — and the write-up is already done by the time you stand up.

  • Summaries that read like a person took the notes
  • Decisions flagged as decisions, not buried in a transcript
  • Action items that come out with an owner attached
  • Follow-up messages drafted before you leave the room
  • All of it searchable three weeks later, when you actually need it

Field operations

Both hands stay on the job. The paperwork still gets written.

  • Hands-free documentation while the work carries on
  • Step-by-step guidance for people who don't run this job every day
  • A colleague back at base who can see exactly what you see
  • Service reports that more or less finish themselves

Inspections & quality

Every check done. Every finding backed by a photo. No arguments later.

  • Defects captured on the spot, in context
  • Control routines that don't let a step get skipped
  • Photo evidence tied to the exact item it belongs to
  • Issues you can actually follow through to closure
  • The report out the door the same day, not next week

Customer intelligence

Catch what the customer actually needs — and act on it before it slips your mind.

  • Requirements pulled straight out of the conversation
  • A clean customer summary you didn't have to type
  • A quote started while the details are still fresh
  • The CRM updated without an evening of data entry
  • The next step kicked off on its own

Knowledge systems

The answer your best technician would give, in front of everyone else too.

  • Internal know-how that's finally findable
  • Staff questions answered in the moment, at the machine
  • Scattered documents connected to the work they describe
  • The expertise that usually walks out the door at retirement, kept

Workflow automation

The dull handoffs between systems, quietly taken off your plate.

  • Systems wired together so data stops living in two places
  • Approvals that start themselves when the trigger fires
  • Information moved across tools without copy-paste
  • Documents generated on cue, in your template
  • The repetitive work that eats a Friday afternoon, handled

Custom AI

When your process doesn't look like anyone else's — which, honestly, is most of the time.

  • This is where most of our projects actually begin: a problem no off-the-shelf tool fits.
  • We work it out with the people who do the job, then ship a system that belongs to you — not a licence you rent.
Not sure which one you are?

That's fine. Most people start with a mess, not a menu.

Bring us the part of the day that quietly costs you the most. In a short demo we'll show you what it would look like through the glasses — and we'll tell you straight if it isn't worth doing.