ROCK Jobsite App on Apple Vision Pro - REEKON Tools Virtual Reality Construction

Experience the power of the ROCK Jobsite App in virtual reality. The ROCK Jobsite App works with the Apple Vision Pro and allows for your cut list to go anywhere on the job site including direct integration with the T1 Tomahawk Digital Tape Measure and the P1L Tagger Printer.
While many discuss a future of digital construction, with REEKON Tools, the future is now. While there is certainly still many generations and improvements needed before VR becomes an all day practical tool on construction sites, we hope the above demonstration provides some practical demonstrations on its potential.
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NOTE - Given the current state of virtual reality devices and safety concerns, we do not recommend or endorse using any virtual reality devices on active job sites and construction projects and the above is provided as a demonstration only in a controlled environment. Please see REEKON Terms and Conditions here - www.reekon.too...

[@DashzRight]

Bro using latest tech and still measuring in inches...

[@SlikzYT]

I’m not a carpenter but it was the downside to measuring in inches

[@chucksanson586]

This is a fantastic proof of concept! More than for construction, any repetitive task that requires detailed input and output. Well done !!

[@REEKONTools]

Future of construction or just fun demonstration? The hardware undoubtedly has a long way to go but the workflow is super convienient!

[@Yellowfin34]

I think it would be a better demonstration if you could show one person measuring 30 floors up and another person cutting in real time on ground level.

[@SomeoneFrosty]

If you can have as many displays as you want, why do you have to carry the window around with you? Feels like a missed opportunity to be able to spawn a clone window at every station it's needed

[@youngchapo8949]

This is absolutely awesome

[@JordanShowghi]

Imagine the roast sesh you’d get if you walked on to the job site with these bad boys on. Cool product though.

[@Yellowfin34]

"Your Scientists Were So Preoccupied With Whether Or Not They Could, They Didn’t Stop To Think If They Should" - Jurassic Park

[@jakeboule1257]

Very practical application

[@FIRMETATTOOS]

Great job Thanks ‼️💯

[@taronyoung5768]

Ok. I am in. For interior work. The headset might get warm, damaged, and with it being tethered to an outlet, inconvenient

[@ohotakut.v4765]

Please try using it in welding if not vague

[@devinreynolds-FDW]

Great video again!!

[@REEKONTools]

future of construction or just a cool application?

[@devinreynolds-FDW]

Cool application

[@youngchapo8949]

Future most definitely. Imagine never having to write down measurements ever again?

[@devinreynolds-FDW]

That would be great to never write that down

[@dts_user1389]

@@REEKONTools I just happened onto this. I've seen your tape measure ads around, and I thought it was epic, but probably too fancy and niche for many people. However, the integration of the tape measure with AR and the Miter saw measurements... that gives a very compelling use case that I think a lot more people will find appealing. Also, I think it's tremendously incredible that y'all were actually able to implement this. It's definitely the future. Thanks for pushing the boundaries of tech in benefit of everyone, and for serving as an inspiration to us all!

[@michaeljbreault]

Once we can see inside walls with these, I'm in.

[@rkan2]

How about welding?

[@frankgonzales7831]

At one point a time I thought we were like 50 years away from replacing carpenters, but now that I see how advanced humanoid robots are, all we need to do is add a couple pieces of technology like this within a couple years they can do it……

[@AkashYadavOriginal]

You can forcefully implement anything but is this glorified clipboard really worth the extra money? Plus not so good vision compared to looking directly through human eyes while working on a dangerous equipment like saw.

[@HarveyCastroMD]

Amazing

[@DJGoblynOfficial]

Imagine this shit in the battlefield actively knowing where allies are and being able to ping locations

[@Joe-jv5mm]

Your enemies will jam or triangulate your location/ troop movement by scanning your broadcast signal, or Send you false time critical information, Your better off using carrier 🐦 😉

[@11TruthAssassin]

Hmmm well as i grew up in the 90s before technology we had to learn to read a tape was was extremely challenging .. took me till 24 to confidently read one and use one ... still to this day its hard to add up fractions and stuff ... who wants to spend 20 min converting fractions on an ole sheet of paper when this device does it for you ! perhaps for the Gen Zs out there this would make the job easier ! No more struggling to double or tripple check your measurements....it would make the learning curve easier .... who would this apeal to ? Well obviously not boomers . They would laugh and throw this in the garabge cause they don't understand tech...... this would appeal to people who are currently 15 to 35 ! 🎉😂

[@aslanfrench]

Or you could save 3.5k and get a clipboard.

[@REEKONTools]

agreed!

[@nikolak9015]

😳😳😳

[@REEKONTools]

futureeeee

[@ForPremium-zn3jr]

I can appericate the enthusiasm, but i dont think any real carpenter is going to be using these tools. My stanley tape cost 30 bucks, and pencil cost 25cent. Although if i showed up looking like RoboCop maybe people wouldn't think im some weird autistic finsh carpenter 😂

[@Ed_Lviv]

Super !!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Ed_Lviv]

😮😮❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊