Industry wearables
MARK display from ProGlove now also for short ranges
ProGlove, manufacturer of wearable barcode scanners, is now launching its industrial wearable MARK display for standard range applications.
A distance of 10 to 90 cm is a common application in manufacturing, for example. ProGlove is thus further expanding its premium product segment and now offers solutions for both shorter and medium scanning ranges in this environment.
MARK Display Standard Range saves up to 6 seconds per scan. Thanks to the integrated e-paper display, the employee on site receives all key information directly on the back of their hand. This eliminates the need to walk to monitors or memorize work instructions, for example. Especially in high-frequency scanning environments, these time savings can be maximized to considerable sums. MARK Display Standard Range also offers the option of issuing notifications not only visually, but also haptically and audibly. With the industrial wearable, for example, a good third of common scanning errors can be avoided. MARK Display Standard Range manages up to 6,000 scans per battery charge and recharges completely in less than two hours.
"It is extremely important for us to offer our customers the right solutions," comments Ilhan Kolko, Chief Product Officer at ProGlove. "Thanks to MARK Display Standard Range, the scanning range is no longer a limiting factor in our premium segment. This is because we can now cover both mid-range and standard-range applications with our MARK Display."
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