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VR is moving from trade-show demo to maintenance tool in waste fleets
Brigade Electronics demoed its AI360 camera system in VR at WasteExpo. Waste Management has explored VR to cut time technicians lose walking away from repairs to look up information. For fleet and MRF operators, VR is becoming a procurement tool for training, maintenance and safety validation.
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VR in waste fleets is starting to justify itself on technician time, not novelty, Waste Dive’s Waste Management example frames the ROI conversation around wrench time lost to information lookups.
Brigade’s AI detection cameras put the AI overlay in the camera feed and connect plug-and-play to existing monitors and buzzers, a deployability detail that should show up in retrofit specs and install labor estimates
If a vendor can reproduce your route, cab sightlines, or shop task flow in a headset, pilots can move from “does it work?” to “will drivers accept the alerts?” before a single truck is downed for installation. That changes evaluation sequencing.
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- <a href="https://www.waste360.com/fleet-technology/brigade-electronics-to-bring-virtual-reality-to-its-stand-at-wasteexpo-2024″ rel=”nofollow noopener” target=”_blank”>Brigade Electronics to Bring Virtual Reality to Its Stand at WasteExpo 2024 ↗· Waste360
- Brigade Electronics to bring virtual reality to its stand at WasteExpo 2024 ↗· PR Newswire
- Could the use of virtual reality tools become reality across the waste industry? ↗· Waste Dive
- Brigade launches AI-equipped detection cameras ↗· Waste Today
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