
What the demo shows
Vuzix M-Series smart glasses in a warehouse. Pickers see their pick list and real-time feedback in their field of view instead of on printed sheets, scan items with the built-in camera and confirm orders by voice, with both hands free for the work.
Who it is for
Warehouse, logistics and distribution managers, including teams running forklifts, returns and security.
How it works
- AR display: a head-up display shows instructions, diagrams, videos and vision-picking cues over the real view.
- Machine vision and OCR: the glasses recognise objects and characters, even when partly hidden, and scan barcodes, serial numbers and tags for inventory and data entry.
- Hands-free capture: HD cameras and noise-cancelling microphones record photos, video and audio by touch, gesture or voice. Data is saved locally, uploaded to the cloud or streamed to supervisors, so there are fewer forms to fill in.
- Picking and counting: pick lists and feedback appear in view, and stock can be counted on the fly.
- Help when needed: workers check documents or ask a supervisor instantly, with see-what-I-see video for remote support.
- Across the operation: voice confirmation of completed orders, scanning of return tags, and system guidance for forklift operators and security teams.
Where it is used
In warehouses and logistics centres. As an example, GH Healthcare warehouse workers using Vuzix smart glasses completed tasks 46% faster than with traditional systems.
Talk to our team to try vision picking with Vuzix glasses.
Frequently asked questions
How do Vuzix smart glasses work for warehouse picking?
In warehouse picking, Vuzix M-Series smart glasses show the pick list and real-time feedback in the picker's field of view instead of on printed sheets. Pickers scan items with the built-in camera and confirm orders by voice, which keeps both hands free for the work and removes the need for paper pick lists.
How much faster were GH Healthcare warehouse workers using Vuzix smart glasses?
GH Healthcare warehouse workers using Vuzix smart glasses completed tasks 46% faster than with traditional systems. The glasses put pick lists and feedback in the worker's line of sight, scan barcodes and tags, and allow voice confirmation of orders, so workers keep both hands free and work without printed sheets.
Can Vuzix smart glasses scan barcodes and serial numbers in a warehouse?
Vuzix smart glasses can scan barcodes, serial numbers and tags for inventory and data entry. Their machine vision and OCR recognise objects and characters, even when partly hidden. In warehouses this supports picking, counting stock on the fly and scanning return tags, while workers keep both hands free for the job.
How do Vuzix smart glasses capture and share data in a warehouse?
Vuzix smart glasses capture photos, video and audio hands-free using HD cameras and noise-cancelling microphones, triggered by touch, gesture or voice. Data can be saved locally, uploaded to the cloud or streamed to supervisors, so there are fewer forms to fill in. Workers can also get remote support from a supervisor through see-what-I-see video.
Which warehouse and logistics teams can use Vuzix smart glasses?
Vuzix smart glasses suit warehouse, logistics and distribution managers and their teams, including pickers, forklift operators, returns staff and security teams. Uses include vision picking, voice confirmation of completed orders, scanning of return tags and system guidance for forklift operators. Businesses can talk to the Metaverse911 team to try vision picking with Vuzix glasses.
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