Patrick Liddy's guest appearances

Patrick Liddy

Grow Through International Expansion

Uber to the Pits

Business Matters with Karl Fitzpatrick

Reid Hoffman

Paul Kelly

Chris Voss

Stephen Murray

Dan Rogers

Tommy Kendall

Marc Miller

John Jantsch

Conor Brady

Matt Porter

Ryan Hall

Paul Clarke

Michael Lewis

Chris Yeh

Brendan Kane

OwlTail

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Patrick Liddy of Utility AR reveals how companies are using smart glasses to improve efficiency

Had a wonderful conversation with Lamborghini Junior Driver Patrick Liddy. We talked about how he was introduced to motorsports and his progression in to driving as a professsional. Dont forget to check out our wonderful partner www.intrinsicproducts.com and use the code Uber to the PIts for 10% off

Had a wonderful conversation with Lamborghini Junior Driver Patrick Liddy. We talked about how he was introduced to motorsports and his progression in to driving as a professsional. Dont forget to check out our wonderful partner <a href="http://www.intrinsicproducts.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.intrinsicproducts.com</a> and use the code Uber to the PIts for 10% off

Interview with Patrick Liddy

Augmented Reality sounds so exciting. Put on the magic glasses and escape to another world….. But let’s come down to earth. It’s certainly a technology that promises amazing things and, with the right application, can bring huge new benefits to business. In this podcast, our host Oliver Dowson is talking with Patrick Liddy, a founder of UtilityAR. They’ve developed a great application of Augmented Reality – or AR as it’s abbreviated – for engineering. Patrick is an energy engineer by profession, and a true innovator. Back in 2006, he founded Innovation Energy in Dublin, one of the first electricity demand response systems in Europe. He went on to sell that to a US corporation before, more recently, starting UtilityAR. When you have a moment, take a look at Patrick’s video that we’ve posted on our growinternational.org website. It’ll help you better understand what we’re talking about. But right now, imagine you’re an engineer going to fix a complex piece of equipment that you’ve never worked on before. Now, think of putting on a pair of special glasses. You can see that piece of equipment through the lenses, just as you would any other glasses, but as well, you can see diagrams, text and video clips projected into a corner of your vision, and hear instructions from a colleague or instructor  - who may be thousands of miles away. When one thinks of the cost and the huge amount of time spent not just travelling, but negotiating backstage access to sites, it’s easy to understand the advantages of being able to kit out one of the site crew with an AR headset and direct them remotely. It could achieve better results, more quickly and at much lower cost. Even if you don’t relate to engineering, this conversation with Patrick is illuminating. There must be so many practical applications of Augmented Reality waiting to be developed. For more details on UtilityAR, check our website https://www.growinternational.org/

Augmented Reality sounds so exciting. Put on the magic glasses and escape to another world….. But let’s come down to earth. It’s certainly a technology that promises amazing things and, with the right application, can bring huge new benefits to business. In this podcast, our host Oliver Dowson is talking with Patrick Liddy, a founder of UtilityAR. They’ve developed a great application of Augmented Reality – or AR as it’s abbreviated – for engineering. Patrick is an energy engineer by profession, and a true innovator. Back in 2006, he founded Innovation Energy in Dublin, one of the first electricity demand response systems in Europe. He went on to sell that to a US corporation before, more recently, starting UtilityAR. When you have a moment, take a look at Patrick’s video that we’ve posted on our <a href="http://growinternational.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">growinternational.org</a> website. It’ll help you better understand what we’re talking about. But right now, imagine you’re an engineer going to fix a complex piece of equipment that you’ve never worked on before. Now, think of putting on a pair of special glasses. You can see that piece of equipment through the lenses, just as you would any other glasses, but as well, you can see diagrams, text and video clips projected into a corner of your vision, and hear instructions from a colleague or instructor  - who may be thousands of miles away. When one thinks of the cost and the huge amount of time spent not just travelling, but negotiating backstage access to sites, it’s easy to understand the advantages of being able to kit out one of the site crew with an AR headset and direct them remotely. It could achieve better results, more quickly and at much lower cost. Even if you don’t relate to engineering, this conversation with Patrick is illuminating. There must be so many practical applications of Augmented Reality waiting to be developed. For more details on UtilityAR, check our website <a href="https://www.growinternational.org/e33" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.growinternational.org/</a>

Seeing across the world with Augmented Reality with Patrick Liddy | UtilityAR #33