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Introducing The Atom: Engineering-Grade Augmented Reality™

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11 January 2021

The Future of Construction: The world’s most accurate Engineering Grade Augmented Reality headset is here.

The Atom™ is the world’s most accurate Engineering Grade AR™ headset. Specifically built for the construction industry, the Engineering Grade tool brings together a construction safety hardhat, augmented reality displays and in-built computing power. By positioning holograms of BIM models onsite to millimeter accuracy, this cutting-edge tool makes the entire construction journey safer, smarter and more efficient, reducing waste, de-risking processes and allowing construction teams to build it right, first time.

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