The plan becomes visible. The expert is beside you. The next step makes sense. Sixteen big ideas for what smart glasses could bring to the job.
Which ideas make you want to put the glasses on? Enlarge any image, then vote on the concepts worth exploring.
Speculative advertising concepts, created with AI. Visual effects dramatize the benefit—not shipping functionality.
Look across bare ground and see the approved finished design at full scale. Smart glasses make the plan feel tangible before work begins.
Audience: Operators and site planners
Validate: Concept requires surveyed design data and reliable spatial alignment; the image is not a promise of automatic grade control.
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A technician sees authorized diagnostic context aligned with the machine, revealing where to focus instead of searching through disconnected screens.
Audience: Qualified service technicians
Validate: Illustrative diagnostic visualization, not literal X-ray sensing. Requires machine-specific models, authorized data and expert confirmation.
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The glasses bring a remote specialist’s attention and annotations into the technician’s real workspace—help at the point of need.
Audience: Field technicians and remote experts
Validate: Requires a video link, consent and a staffed expert service. Spatial presence is an illustrative interface concept.
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Approved underground plans become visible in context, helping teams discuss the route and conflicts before excavation starts.
Audience: Site planners and excavation crews
Validate: Plan visualization only—not detection of unknown utilities or clearance to dig. Requires approved, current survey information.
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A spatial demonstration shows the approved motion on the real equipment, helping a learner connect instruction with the task in front of them.
Audience: New operators and instructors
Validate: Requires validated procedures, machine alignment and supervised stationary use; demonstrations are not autonomous instructions.
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Glasses connect an unfamiliar warning to relevant evidence and the next approved check, while the technician keeps the machine in view.
Audience: Service technicians
Validate: Requires Deere-approved diagnostic content and technician judgment. The artwork is illustrative, not repair guidance.
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Shared glasses annotations let a crew discuss the same locations, boundaries and sequence instead of translating between separate screens.
Audience: Site crews and supervisors
Validate: Requires shared spatial registration, appropriate connectivity and safe work-zone procedures; not an automatic collision-prevention system.
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Capture a practical demonstration once, then turn its key moments into spatial coaching evidence for the next learner.
Audience: Instructors and training teams
Validate: Requires participant consent, an assessment rubric and a reviewed recording workflow; no automatic qualification is implied.
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A hands-free inspection path makes the next checkpoint obvious and turns an exception into evidence without juggling a device.
Audience: Operators and inspectors
Validate: Requires machine-specific approved checklists and confirmation by the inspector; visual cues do not certify safety.
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Glasses share the exact problem view with an expert, who can point back into the scene rather than guessing from a phone description.
Audience: Field service and remote experts
Validate: Requires a supported remote-assistance workflow and privacy controls; the visual connection is illustrative.
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The next approved service step appears where the work happens, with context anchored to the exact machine feature.
Audience: Qualified service technicians
Validate: Requires approved, revision-controlled procedures and secured equipment. The illustration is not a maintenance instruction.
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Confirm the machine identity and bring the matching catalog reference into view—less searching, fewer disconnected lookups.
Audience: Parts and service teams
Validate: Requires authorized identifier and catalog access, fitment confirmation and human review; recognition alone must not select a critical part.
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A wearer magnifies and documents a questionable condition in place, giving the reviewer clear evidence rather than an ambiguous note.
Audience: Quality inspectors
Validate: Requires approved inspection criteria and human disposition. Generated surface details are illustrative, not evidence of a Deere defect.
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Authorized machine-health context becomes a spatial explanation beside the equipment, helping a technician decide what deserves attention.
Audience: Qualified service technicians
Validate: Requires read-only authorized machine data with freshness indicators; the artwork does not imply live measurements or diagnostic accuracy.
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Spoken observations and glasses-camera evidence form a reviewable work-order draft while the technician’s hands stay available.
Audience: Field technicians and service coordinators
Validate: Requires accurate transcription, evidence permissions and a review-before-submit integration; no automatic diagnosis or dispatch.
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Bring the useful part of training onto the real job: a familiar spatial cue at the moment a supervised learner needs it.
Audience: Learners and supervisors
Validate: Requires validated content transfer, spatial alignment and supervisor approval; the concept is for safe stationary familiarization.
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