TeamViewer presents the version 4.0 from the augmented reality platform Frontline

In this Frontline update, TeamViewer has integrated the technology of augmented reality specialist Upskill and mixed reality pioneer Viscopic, as well as Ubimax software.

TeamViewer has announced the fourth version of its platform augmented reality for companies, Frontline, which has been carried out taking as a starting point the software of Ubimax purchased in 2020 and the company's own AR development.

This latest update integrates the augmented reality specialist's technology Upskill and the pioneer in mixed reality Viscopic, that have been achieved throughout 2021.

“TeamViewer's recent product development and acquisition has resulted in a complete enterprise augmented reality platform with best-in-class device support, notable strategic partnerships in place and a large customer base to sell to”, states Eric Abbruzzese, research director of ABI Research.

TeamViewer Frontline is an enterprise augmented reality platform, offering workplace digitalization solutions for deskless workers using smart glasses or mobile devices.

With this solution, Employees can work hands-free while receiving real-time information and predefined workflows displayed directly in their field of view. In this way, Software is device independent, since it works on smart glasses, mobile and wearable devices, so it can adapt to any IT infrastructure and business environment.

TeamViewer Frontline includes ready-to-implement solutions for order picking, assembly, quality control, maintenance and inspection, remote training and assistance, while being highly customizable according to the individual needs of each company.

The latest version allows companies, based on your individual digital transformation scenario, Take advantage of the full range of AR capabilities, from simple annotations with the use of this technology, up to 2D and 3D overlays, and sophisticated MRI functions.

Because TeamViewer Frontline offers a no-code, low-code approach, Creating augmented reality workflows requires no AR experience or coding knowledge, making it easier for non-IT employees to use the software productively in their daily operations and add immediate value to processes.