Industrial Mobile AR Application Development

Industrial Mobile AR Application Development At an oil refinery, a technician replaces a valve. Every hour of downtime costs the enterprise about $9k–13k in savings. Documentation is a 400-page PDF, schematics in AutoCAD on a server, instructions in a folder. Searching for the right information takes u

Development and support of all types of mobile applications:

Information and entertainment mobile applications
News apps, games, reference guides, online catalogs, weather apps, fitness and health apps, travel apps, educational apps, social networks and messengers, quizzes, blogs and podcasts, forums, aggregators
E-commerce mobile applications
Online stores, B2B apps, marketplaces, online exchanges, cashback services, exchanges, dropshipping platforms, loyalty programs, food and goods delivery, payment systems.
Business process management mobile applications
CRM systems, ERP systems, project management, sales team tools, financial management, production management, logistics and delivery management, HR management, data monitoring systems
Electronic services mobile applications
Classified ads platforms, online schools, online cinemas, electronic service platforms, cashback platforms, video hosting, thematic portals, online booking and scheduling platforms, online trading platforms

These are just some of the types of mobile applications we work with, and each of them may have its own specific features and functionality, tailored to the specific needs and goals of the client.

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Industrial Mobile AR Application Development
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Industrial Mobile AR Application Development

At an oil refinery, a technician replaces a valve. Every hour of downtime costs the enterprise about $9k–13k in savings. Documentation is a 400-page PDF, schematics in AutoCAD on a server, instructions in a folder. Searching for the right information takes up to 4 hours. An AR app on a tablet shows an arrow to the correct valve, displays bolt torque, and step-by-step instructions overlaid on the real equipment. Replacement time drops by 60%.

Such solutions run on Vuforia, Scope AR, Augmentir. We build similar systems, adapting them to corporate ERP and the specifics of a given production facility. Contact us for a preliminary assessment—we'll evaluate your project.

How to Recognize Industrial Equipment Without Markers?

Standard image tracking on a flat picture doesn't work in a workshop: equipment is three-dimensional, metal surfaces glare, lighting is unstable, and smoke may be present. Let's compare three approaches:

Method Accuracy Deployment Complexity Environmental Dependency Cost
Marker-based (ArUco/QR) High Low (stick markers) None (markers always visible) Low
Markerless object recognition (ARKit/ARCore) Medium–High Medium (scan object) Sensitive to lighting and texture Medium
Spatial anchors (Azure/ARCore Cloud) High High (cloud infrastructure) Minimal High

Marker-based — we use ARImageTrackingConfiguration (ARKit) or AugmentedImageDatabase (ARCore). Reliable, independent of the object's appearance. Downside: markers must be physically placed and may get dirty.

Markerless object recognition — ARKit provides ARObjectScanningConfiguration for scanning 3D objects into .arobject format. Works for compact equipment with texture. For large objects, we train a model via Create ML or use Vuforia Model Targets SDK.

Spatial anchors — position the scene once and save the anchor to the cloud. On restart or device change, the position is restored. Suitable for large objects: turbines, tanks, machine tools.

Why is AR Useless Without ERP Integration?

Industrial AR without connection to production systems is an expensive toy. The real value is in contextual data:

  • Scanning equipment pulls up the current maintenance order, repair history, and required spare parts.
  • Overlays of real sensor readings (temperature, pressure, vibration) on physical equipment via OPC-UA or MQTT.
  • Digital equipment passport: users see an AR layer with ERP data directly over the machine.

Integrations via REST or GraphQL, authentication via corporate SSO (SAML 2.0, Azure AD). Offline mode is critical: a production shop may not have stable Wi-Fi; all instructions are cached locally using Core Data or Room.

What Technologies Do We Use?

Component Technology
Object recognition ARKit (iOS), ARCore (Android), Vuforia
3D rendering SceneKit, RealityKit, Unity
Data caching Core Data, Room
ERP integration REST, SOAP, GraphQL
Authorization SAML 2.0, Azure AD

What's Included in a Pilot Project?

  1. Equipment and process audit — select 10–20 units for the first AR instructions.
  2. Choose recognition method — based on audit results: markers, object tracking, or spatial anchors.
  3. Develop a prototype — for one equipment type, linked to real data.
  4. Integrate with ERP/SCADA — pull current orders and sensor readings.
  5. Create an authoring tool — so technicians can create new instructions without programmers.
  6. Pilot deployment — test in one workshop for 2 weeks.

Result: a working prototype, API documentation, and training for two employees. Timeline: 8–12 weeks. Cost is calculated individually — call or email us, we'll evaluate your project within a day.

Steps for Implementing an AR Solution on the Production Floor

  1. Pre-project survey (3–5 days) — engineer visit to site, photography, condition analysis.
  2. Stack selection: AWS + ARCore/ARKit + ERP adapter.
  3. MVP development (4–6 weeks) — basic AR instruction for one assembly.
  4. Testing on real equipment with technician participation.
  5. Refinement and scaling to remaining units.
  6. Commissioning and staff training.
  7. Support (12-month warranty on architectural solutions).

Why Choose Us

  • Over 10 years of experience in developing AR for industry.
  • Delivered 40+ projects for machine-building, oil & gas, and energy enterprises.
  • Proprietary authoring tool platform — cuts time to create new instructions by half.
  • Warranty on all architectural solutions — 12 months.
  • Work with any ERP (SAP, 1C, Oracle) and SCADA.

Order a pilot project — get a working prototype in 8–12 weeks. Contact us by phone or through the form on our website. Get a consultation for your project — we'll assess complexity and propose the optimal solution.

ARKit from Apple — official documentation.