Vuforia Chalk

PTC Inc.

About this app

Vuforia Chalk facilitates AR remote assistance between your experts and field technicians. It's an easy way to solve complex or unfamiliar problems.

Your organization can benefit via reduced repair time and travel costs, as well as better knowledge transfer from an aging workforce to new employee technicians, with the devices already in their hands.

The powerful remote guidance experience of Vuforia Chalk combines live video, audio and the ability for both the remote and local participant to annotate their live shared view. Annotations in Chalk accurately stick to real-world objects, even when people move around, utilizing advanced augmented reality developed on the best-in-class Vuforia AR platform.

Vuforia Chalk enhances troubleshooting and support far beyond simple "see what I see" apps. What will you 'Chalk' first?



Praise for Vuforia Chalk:

"Proves Augmented Reality Isn’t Just Hype" - TIME | "The AR App I’ve Been Waiting For" - tom's guide | "The Future of Education, Service and Support" - Forbes

Ratings and reviews

This is a really great app for when you need help from someone that is remote and help you solve issues at home or at work. Really grate to use in these times when you might not be able to travel to support your relatives or colleagues. It requires a good connection and a fairly new phone to support all features but has a low bandwidth mode that works well. The 3D annotations are really cool :-)

Should specify requirements for all functions to work. Only get video sharing which is not useful. Phone Moto z2 force 4GB/64GB ram/storage , snapdragon 835. Probably a software limitation . Too bad By the most reviews are by employees of PTC . I am an actual user. One of the so called users mentioned that ARcore is the prerequisites and my phone supports it but still no go. Not ready for prime time.

Far better remote AR solutions available for much less money. Hard to find actual pricing for this system to actually use it. Their website has a chat bot that doesn't understand anything but other sources show it is £3000+ to use this. Any company that doesn't clearly display prices is likely to be overly-expensive. Many reviews on here feel like they might not be genuine...