Vuforia Chalk, PTC’s augmented reality remote assistance platform, allows experts to visually guide technicians through complex procedures with intuitive, spatially-aware annotations. The product enhances real-world collaboration and enables organizations to “rapidly and cost-effectively deliver AR to the hands of service and operations technicians with the mobile devices they have today. My design interfaces improved usability metrics across all platforms. They expanded Vuforia Chalk’s adoption into manufacturing, service, and training environments where hands-free operation and intuitive interfaces are essential for complex equipment maintenance, assembly, inspection, and repair.
My Role
In my role, I led UI/UX design across desktop, mobile, and RealWear platforms, creating a cohesive visual language while addressing platform-specific constraints. I collaborated with AR developers, product managers, and field researchers to translate technical capabilities into intuitive experiences, developing consistent UI systems and responsive designs for challenging industrial environments.
Confidentiality: The insights and designs shared in this case study belong to PTC's property while I was employed and reflect some of my contributions to PTC's Vuforia Chalk. Specific details have been modified to protect sensitive information while showcasing my UI design skills.
Project Duration: January 2021- August 2021
Key Partners: RealWear, Microsoft HoloLens
Team: Fas Lebbie, Denni Smith, Dev yamakawa, James Lema