Connected Workers

Use Connected Workers to organize your workplace, connect equipment information and carry work through to a recorded outcome. These guides follow the workspace areas in release/1.0.1.

Choose a workspace area

Guide What you can do
Digital Twins Open a scanned workplace and manage its spatial content.
Data: Locations, Assets and Lists Build the shared workplace structure that other CW features use.
Locations Organize sites, buildings and rooms so work has a clear place.
Assets Keep each tracked item connected to its records, files and position.
Lists Maintain reusable structured information for your workspace.
Engineering: Diagrams and Relationships Connect visual engineering information to the equipment it describes.
Maintenance Turn reported issues into assigned work and retain the outcome.
Work requests Capture an issue so the right person can review it.
Work orders Plan, assign and document the work your team performs.
Scheduling Plan maintenance work with a clear time and owner.
Measurements Review saved spatial distances from your digital twins.
Sensors and alerts Connect readings to equipment and review conditions that need attention.
Safety Keep enabled safety information connected to the work context.
Knowledge Create, publish and assign approved information and procedures.
Library Keep reusable files and media organized and connected to their subject.
Organization Manage people, departments and roles for the workspace.
Integrations Connect supported external systems while preserving record identity.
Settings Configure the workspace experience and enabled capabilities.

Each guide includes a chaptered product walkthrough, a user flow, a technical information flow and practical data tips. The TAI guides add feature walkthroughs, model defaults, knowledge retrieval and indexing explanations.

A useful setup order

  1. Prepare locations, spaces and stable asset records.
  2. Connect approved knowledge, files, sensors and engineering information.
  3. Configure roles and supported integrations.
  4. Report, assign and complete work with useful evidence.
  5. Review TAI suggestions with the people who know the equipment.

Wearable apps

TAI Vision (Meta Raybans) uses a phone companion for supported Meta Ray-Ban glasses. XREAL AURA has its own app category for spatial tags, navigation and TAI voice assistance.