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A company that helped build SoFi Stadium and the Burj Khalifa started using AR headsets and a zero-trust network. It cut costs by thousands.
- UK's Surespan utilizes AR headsets and a zero-trust network for real-time communication on remote construction projects, saving costs.
- Surespan specializes in roof hatch and floor access covers for major infrastructure projects worldwide, such as SoFi Stadium and Burj Khalifa.
- To enhance collaboration and security, Surespan adopted AR headsets and a zero-trust network, replacing VPNs for improved connectivity.
- The company's shift to zero-trust network access (ZTNA) through Zscaler provided more secure and direct connections for global operations.
- ZTNA ensures continuous authentication and limits access to necessary resources, tackling connectivity issues faced with traditional VPN setups.
- Surespan's AR headset trials during the pandemic allowed remote engineers to support on-site technicians, reducing travel costs and project delays.
- RealWear's AR headsets facilitated real-time visual support, document sharing, and step-by-step instructions for field technicians globally.
- Despite initial resistance to new technology, the AR headsets proved to enhance collaboration, efficiency, and cost savings for Surespan.
- These tech implementations enabled Surespan to overcome geographical barriers, improve communication, and streamline project installations.
- Overall, the adoption of AR headsets and a zero-trust network has transformed how Surespan approaches construction projects, leading to significant benefits.
- The shift towards secure, innovative technologies showcases how companies in the construction industry can leverage digital solutions for improved efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
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