Quantilus is excited to have the SAP Gateway team showcase our demo apps at SAPPHIRE NOW 2014. Our mission has been to build innovative applications to streamline business workflows, and SAP Gateway has given us the perfect tool to utilize the power of cutting edge technologies like augmented reality and machine vision in practical business applications.
SAP Gateway has allowed us to focus on building our applications without having to spend time and effort on backend integration, since the integration is seamless and instantaneous. As a result, our total development time for these products has been exceptionally quick.
3D product visualization using augmented reality
Visual Showroom is an app developed for retailers that allows customers to shop in a virtual 3D environment in the context of their real environment. Using a tablet or a smartphone, users view 3D catalog items in situ, and place orders directly from the app.
Practical applications for this include but are definitely not limited to:
It is painstaking and time consuming process (even for a professional designer) to estimate the fit and look of a product in a space or on a person. Visual Showroom gives your customers a very real idea of how things will fit and how they will look.
This video demonstrates the features of the Visual Showroom app:
Visual Showroom Architecture:
SAP Gateway is used to extract and display product information, their variants, inventory level, delivery date etc. SAP Gateway is also used to place orders directly from the application into the SAP Business Suite.
Visual Showroom is a multi-platform app, and is currently supported on iOS 7 (iPad 3 and above), and Android (most tablets and phones running Android 4.3 and above).
Wearable devices (Google Glass) for workflow automation
GoToWork is a Google Glass app developed to significantly increase the efficiency of technical support personnel using machine vision and a voice user interface. Technicians can interact with the app in multiple modes while maintaining focus on tasks with both hands free. The primary features of GoToWork are:
This video demonstrates the use of GoToWork in a technical support scenario, where the technician can use both of her hands while getting instructions and product/inventory data through Google Glass:
The features of GoToWork can be easily customized for various business scenarios, such as:
SAP Gateway is used to retrieve the 3D model from SAP and to receive product master data. SAP Gateway is also used to check inventory levels of products and parts, and to place orders directly through the GoToWork app.
GoToWork is currently built for and deployed on Google Glass, and can be extended for use on other wearable Android-based hardware.
We look forward to demonstrating these applications at SAPPHIRE, receiving your feedback and answering any questions that you may have. Feel free to reach out to us at info@quantilus.com for information about our apps or about our experience working with SAP Gateway.
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