Dynamics 365 Remote Assist

add the possibility to add text in the 3D annotations features

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Introduction:

Disasters, both natural and man-made, often strike without warning, leaving individuals cut off from resources and technological infrastructure. In such moments, survival hinges on quick access to critical knowledge. My idea is to create a lightweight, offline-ready resource that equips individuals with essential survival, hunting, and basic medicinal skills. This tool would act as a lifeline in emergencies, fostering self-reliance and adaptability.

The Idea:

- Compact Offline Knowledge Bank: The app will store vital information for survival—covering topics such as water purification, shelter building, fire-making, navigation without GPS, and first aid.

- Lightweight Design: Using only or >500 MB of storage, it can reside on any device without requiring an internet connection, ensuring accessibility in remote areas or disaster scenarios.

- User-Friendly Interface: Intuitive guides, visual illustrations, and step-by-step instructions make the content accessible to individuals of varying knowledge levels.

Impact and Relevance:

- Global Reach: The app is useful for outdoor enthusiasts, trekkers, and individuals in disaster-prone regions worldwide.

- Life-Saving Potential: It empowers individuals to survive critical situations with practical knowledge.

- Bridging Traditional and Modern: The app preserves ancient survival skills while leveraging modern technology for distribution.

Implementation Strategy:

1. Collaboration: Partner with survival experts, field medics, and app developers to curate and deliver high-quality content.

2. Localization: Ensure multilingual support so it can benefit users in diverse regions and languages.

3. Sustainability: Focus on simple updates and enhancements to evolve the app without increasing data size.

Call to Action:

I envision this project as a collaboration with Microsoft, where their technological expertise and global reach could bring this concept to life. I propose initiating discussions or insight about developing a prototype or pilot program to explore its viability and scalability.

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Hi Team,

I would request to add a future to add noise cancellation feature in Remote assist

We use it in case factory tour with many people onsite standing next to the wearer of HoloLens, and others are connected through Teams meeting. Naturally, the people on Teams cannot hear what the people around the HoloLens wearer say

Within the Remote Assist Calls Dashboard, an admin can filter by: (Date / Username / Client Type).

Sometimes a call does not establish because the HoloLens 2 user has not yet unlocked their device or the program was not ready.

These missed calls show up as a duration: 00:00:00 seconds, and the entries can skew data of the "Average Call Duration"

Idea: It would be great to have an option to filter out calls that have duration shorter than X (0, 30, 60) seconds.

Does anyone else like the idea or is just me?

The HoloLens 2 voice commands, "Bigger", "Smaller", and "Face Me" all work perfectly for Slate applications which are opened within the immersive Remote Assist application.

However, same above voice commands do not work for the Remote Assist Call Window, nor a Screen Sharing window.

The reason why this is important is because some technicians are not entirely familiar with the "pinching and stretching" with their hands yet, and it would be much easier to instruct them to say, "Look at the Screen Sharing window and say, 'Face Me' and then 'Bigger'" so that they can see the screen sharing window better.

By default, the screen sharing window opens in a weird spot, to the right side of the Remote Assist call window and half-hidden by the call window,. and most of the time, screen share starts off facing downwards instead of straight at the technician. Technicians have stated that this is hard to read at first, until they have grabbed and changed the default screen share window location.

tl;dr: If we can use the Slate Voice commands on the screen share window, it will help navigate the Remote assist interface better without using our hands.