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Best for a clean, familiar sales sheet. It balances the concept, four-step interaction, pilot scope, and business value.
View full size ↓Each 8.5 × 11 image condenses the 15-page creative brief into one sales-ready story. The strongest direction makes the S-22EZ pilot vivid without turning the brief into a specification.
All three use the source brief’s Somero magenta, Look–Ask–Listen–Confirm interaction, S-22EZ-first pilot, grounded-answering safeguards, and proposal follow-up.
These are alternative pilot emphases, not a combined feature backlog. Each deliberately constrains the first implementation to one coherent proof point.
Launch on the S-22EZ with camera-led recognition of a curated set of controls, labels, connectors, service points, display messages, and diagnostic codes. The wearer looks at a component and asks a natural-language question without naming it. The Somero AI Expert returns a concise spoken answer, a short in-lens text card, and the approved source. Users can capture a closer photo or short video when needed. The assistant communicates uncertainty, requests another angle, and never invents repair steps. A paired phone manages authentication, machine selection, source administration, and session review. Field testing validates overall recognition accuracy, usefulness, comfort, and response speed.
Focus the first release on an S-22EZ pre-pour walkaround. Smart glasses guide the wearer through a small set of Somero-approved inspection zones while keeping both hands available. At each zone, the assistant identifies the expected component, explains what to observe, and presents the relevant source. The wearer confirms the condition, dictates a note, or captures a photo or short video. The system records completed checks, unresolved items, and supporting evidence in a concise readiness report on the paired phone. The assistant pauses when evidence is unclear, requests a better view, preserves warnings and prerequisites, and directs exceptions to approved support.
Center the pilot on faster first-pass troubleshooting for the S-22EZ. The wearer looks at a display message, control, hose, connector, or condition and asks what it means or what to inspect next. The assistant reads displayed text, proposes a likely component match, cites approved Somero knowledge, and guides only authorized observational checks. Audio keeps attention on the machine; the lens shows the smallest useful visual. Photos and short videos add evidence, while clarifying questions reduce false confidence. The session captures symptoms, completed checks, images, and dictated notes for handoff. Unsafe, uncertain, or unsupported situations stop and escalate to Somero support.