Exploring the impact of augmented reality smart glasses on worker well-being in warehouse order picking

Windhausen, Anne; Heller, Jonas; Hilken, Tim; Mahr, Dominik; Di Palma, Roberta; Quintens, Lieven

doi:10.1016/j.chb.2024.108153

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Recent advancements in information technology are profoundly impacting a variety of business functions across different industries. R&D and strategic renewal, as critical drivers of organisational innovation, are particularly influenced by these tectonic shifts in the technological landscape. In response, there has been a growing interest among business academics and practitioners in understanding how these technologies can be leveraged to maximise benefits and foster the creation of new value in organisations. This editorial paper proposes a moderated mediation model that provides a comprehensive view of the connections between IT‐related antecedents and outcomes in R&D, strategic renewal, and innovation performance. Through this model, we elucidate the pathways through which IT impacts organisational processes and identify key areas for future research. Additionally, we introduce six papers published in this special issue that explore these themes across various contexts, contributing to the discourse on the strategic implications of IT in digital transformation and business sustainability.

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Virtual reality (VR) technology is gaining traction for its cost-effectiveness and benefits, yet a comprehensive understanding of its applications in supply chain operations is essential. Despite its promise, VR adoption has been slower than expected due to functional and technological complexities. This research examines potential issues with VR technologies, explores operational roles across the value chain, and analyzes factors contributing to these challenges. The study uses data visualization from multiple studies to investigate VR's role in supply chain innovation and digitalization, focusing on five key aspects: functional deployment, technology infrastructure, security, regulations, and operating environments. The findings provide a foundation for future research aimed at understanding and addressing the operational challenges posed by VR technologies, paving the way for more effective integration in supply chain management.

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Exploring the impact of augmented reality smart glasses on worker well-being in warehouse order picking

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References 63 publications

User-agnostic adaptation of human locomotion intent: Leveraging Teacher-Student-Learning and ensemble modeling

User-agnostic adaptation of human locomotion intent: Leveraging Teacher-Student-Learning and ensemble modeling

IT as a driver of R&D processes and strategic renewal

Investigating the Significance of Virtual Reality in Stimulating Improvement Within Supply Chains

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