The companion to Transforming Healthcare on the same AT&T floor: a tabletop factory that explains connected manufacturing by letting visitors watch it break and fix itself.
Visitors look down onto a physical model of a production line. Through HoloLens, the arms move, product travels the conveyor, and floating panels report claw status, torque, supply voltage and temperature in real time.
A run counter climbs until a service warning fires. The network raises a maintenance ticket, schedules the work, and the line carries on. The whole causal chain plays out in a minute on a table the size of a desk.
Every panel is anchored to the physical model, so the story reads from any side of the table and for any number of viewers in sequence.
A service company’s story, told with a widget: the abstract value of a network made visible on a thing you can walk around.
A physical tabletop model of the line is the anchor. Every hologram is registered to it, so the story reads from any side of the table.
Claw status, torque, supply voltage and temperature float beside the machines they describe, updating as the line runs.
The run counter climbs until the line faults. The network raises a ticket, schedules the fix, and production resumes — the whole pitch in one minute.