Mechanic wearing AR glasses inspecting an engine bay in a dark workshop
Rec · Bay 04

AR documentation for automotive workshops

The workshop,documented.

Turn every vehicle inspection into a complete visual record — hands-free, directly from the mechanic's point of view.

The problem

A mechanic shouldn't have to stop working to document the work.

Documentation today happens in the gaps between the real work — a photo here, a note there, a report written from memory hours later. The evidence is thin, and the story of the vehicle is lost.

TODAY

Work → stop → photo → note → continue → report

TOMORROW

Work → everything is documented → complete vehicle record

Less interruption. More documentation.

Mechanic stopping work to photograph a brake assembly
Take a photoWrite a noteSearch the manualRemember what you checkedWrite the reportExplain it to the customer

Captured automatically

Front brake · 4 observations

How it works

Three steps. One uninterrupted workflow.

Close-up of a mechanic putting on sleek AR glasses
01

Wear

The mechanic puts on the glasses. Nothing else changes about the way they work.

Point of view through AR glasses with subtle overlays on a brake assembly
02

Inspect

Components are recognised in the field of view while the inspection happens as usual.

Premium car on a lift with a faint teal scan wireframe
03

Document

What was seen becomes structured vehicle documentation — no writing required.

From inspection to vehicle history

A few minutes of inspection.A permanent record.

Captured video and observations are organised into a single, readable record of the vehicle — evidence included.

Vehicle record

WBA · 2019 Sedan · Bay 04

#INS-4417
Vehicle conditionRoadworthy · 2 advisories
Identified issuesFront pads 3mm · Coolant seep
Components inspected18 of 18
Work performedBrake service · Fluid top-up
Visual evidence42 clips · 6 marked frames
Inspection timeline11:04 → 11:23
Customer documentationReady to share

Generated from the mechanic's field of view

Built for the people doing the work

One record. Three perspectives.

Mechanic's gloved hands torquing a bolt in an engine bay

Mechanics

Keep your hands on the vehicle.

Document the work without interrupting the workflow.

Workshop manager overlooking several service bays

Workshop managers

Know what happened in every bay.

Consistent inspection documentation across the whole workshop.

Customer receiving car keys in a premium workshop reception

Vehicle owners

See what was actually done.

Visual evidence and documentation that is easy to understand.

The vehicle's digital story

Every vehicle has a story. Start recording it.

Side profile of a dark premium sedan lit by a single light streak
  1. Inspection

    Full 18-point visual capture

  2. Damage

    Rear bumper scuff, documented

  3. Repair

    Front brake service

  4. Part replacement

    Pads · discs · sensor

  5. Maintenance

    Fluids and filters

  6. Service evidence

    Video record archived

Every visit adds to the record. Over time the vehicle carries a living history of what was inspected, what was replaced and what was actually seen.

Live support

A second pair of eyes, streamed live.

When a job needs a decision, the mechanic brings in a supervisor over a live video stream — straight from the glasses, hands still on the vehicle.

See what they see

The supervisor watches the mechanic's live view from the glasses, in real time.

Talk it through

Two-way voice lets them discuss a fault without anyone leaving the bay.

Point, don't explain

The supervisor can mark areas on the live view to guide the next step.

Kept on record

Each session is saved to the vehicle's history alongside the inspection.

LIVE · Bay 3 — Mechanic view
Check this bushing

Supervisor

“Looks worn — replace both sides.”

Sleek matte black AR glasses on a black background

AR technology

Technology that stays out of the way.

No phone in a pocket, no tablet on a trolley, no computer across the workshop. The glasses simply see what the mechanic sees.

Hands-free

The mechanic keeps working.

Context-aware

Information appears when it is relevant.

Visual

Documentation begins with what the mechanic actually sees.

Mechanic walking away from a completed vehicle inspection

The next generation of workshop documentation starts here.

Capture the work. Preserve the evidence. Build the vehicle's story.