Approach
A pilot that ends in a decision. Not in a demo.
We scope one process, measure up front, build with your people and deliver a report your management can act on: scale up, adjust or stop.
- 01week 1
Discovery
Intake with operations, maintenance, quality, HR and IT. We map the moments where things go wrong and pick 3–5 opportunities.
You get: use case and roadmap document
- 02weeks 1–2
Baseline
We define KPIs, data sources and decision criteria, so everyone knows up front what success looks like.
You get: measurement plan and go/no-go criteria
- 034–5 weeks
Pilot on the shop floor
We configure DeepSight, capture procedures with your experts and train a small group of operators and supervisors.
You get: working AR instructions in production
- 04weeks 7–8
Report and decision
Results against the baseline, adoption, technical prerequisites and a recommendation for the next step.
You get: pilot report and scale-up route
What we measure
KPIs your controller will believe.
For each pilot we choose two or three KPIs you already track or can easily measure. The ROI calculator gives you a hypothesis up front; the pilot delivers the proof.
Open the ROI calculator →- first time right
- cycle time
- time to competence
- changeover time
- unplanned downtime
- MTTR
- rework
- audit evidence
A pilot fits if…
- the work is repeated often, by many people or across shifts
- you depend on a handful of experienced colleagues
- errors, rework or downtime demonstrably cost money
- you need evidence for quality, safety or compliance
We advise against it if…
- a simple checklist already solves the problem
- nobody will own the instructions
- no KPI or baseline is available
- you mainly want an AR demo, without operational change
What a pilot asks of you
Little time, the right people.
1
process owner
Decides on scope and owns the result.
2–3
subject-matter experts
Capture the best way of working together with us.
1 shift
operators
Work with the instructions and give feedback.
1
IT/OT contact
Checks devices, access and data before the start.
Frequently asked
Short answers.
Do we have to start with smart glasses?
No. Most organisations start on smartphones or tablets. Smart glasses such as HoloLens 2 or Apple Vision Pro can follow later.
Who manages the instructions after the pilot?
Your own team, with a no-code editor. We define the roles for creating, approving and updating.
What does a pilot cost?
That differs per industry and process, which is why we do not list prices on the site. After a free intake you receive a tailored proposal with scope, planning and costs for licences, guidance and report.
Who do we sign the contract with?
You sign the contract with ActARion, DeepSight’s European partner. ActARion is your point of contact for licences, implementation and support, and works with DeepSight on the platform itself.
Which process proves it first? Decide together with an expert.
In 30 minutes we look at your process, your numbers and the fastest route to a measurable pilot. No sales pitch, just concrete advice.