Great AR work instructions show you what to do exactly when you need it, without blocking your view of the actual work. The key is timing and placement: the overlay has to help, not get in the way.
What makes great AR work instruction and how is it different from example commonly known today? Like, you know, assembly manuals and step-by-step digital guides. What makes a really great AR work instruction and how does it work?
So what makes a really great work instruction or any type of AR experience where, you know, of course the physical world is represented in the virtual world, is that the input is given when it's needed. And then the input that's provided is helpful and doesn't obstruct the things that need to be done. So I think one of the things about work instruction is you need to see the instructions, but they can't be like where you need to see to actually do the task that you need to do.
