OK... this is cool... but imagine a field AR platform integrated into Spark. The ability to not only see overlays of information on top of the equipment and retrieve substation specific files (drawings, documentation, logs) but giving the substation tech the ability to pin a virtual Spark board to a wall in the substation control house or a fence (if there is no control house) and interact with an Engineer or a another substation tech remotely.

Create a room for each substation and you have automatic logging of all activity with date, time, and user stamps. Write a bot to collect information to determine chronic problems with specific equipment in a specific substations. Using the camera on the AR headset, write a bot to have Spark automatically pull information from asset databases based on equipment serial number (make and model of equipment, warranty status, when was it installed, repair history, etc.)

Discovered problem was bigger than originally thought? Need another substation tech to help? Using GIS integration with Spark to find the nearest available, qualified tech and route them to the substation. Spark can show the location of that new tech, and estimate how long until that tech arrives at the troubled substation.

Endless possibilities with Spark integration.