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MIT researchers have developed an augmented reality headset that could revolutionize the way warehouse and factory workers locate items in cluttered environments. The headset, called X-AR, combines computer vision and wireless perception to help workers find specific items or parts hidden in boxes, piles, or bins.

So how does it work? X-AR uses radio frequency signals to locate an item. It sends signals via an RF antenna, and these signals are reflected back by the item, allowing the system to pinpoint its location. The headset uses synthetic aperture radar and a map of the user's environment to guide the user towards the item.

Once the user picks up the item, the headset verifies that the right object has been selected using RFID tags that reflect the signals sent by an RF antenna. This helps to ensure accuracy in the selection process.

X-AR has the potential to increase warehouse and factory efficiency by reducing the time it takes to locate items on cluttered shelves or in boxes, or to find the exact item for an order when multiple similar objects are in the same bin.

This technology is a game-changer for the industry, as it could drastically improve productivity and reduce errors. It also has the potential to make the job easier and more comfortable for workers who no longer have to spend hours searching for items.

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