ZenaTech highlights industrial AI software for smart glasses
Vancouver, British Columbia - ZenaTech, Inc. announced that its subsidiary Tillerstack's Onsite Remote Assist (Orsa+) AI software is being utilized by various industrial companies for field technician support, as per a press release. Orsa+ interfaces with ZenaTech's new Stacklens AI smart glasses, unveiled on October 9, 2026. The company aims to expand the solution into healthcare teaching applications and seeks medical device certification for Stacklens.
Shaun Passley, Ph.D., ZenaTech CEO, stated that the existing use of Orsa+ provides a foundation for developing additional hands-free applications. Orsa+ combines remote visual support with access to field-service information, applicable to sectors like manufacturing, utilities, telecommunications, HVAC, transportation, and logistics for troubleshooting, maintenance guidance, and technical documentation access.
The integration of Orsa+ and Stacklens is intended to function as a teaching aid in healthcare, enabling an AI assistant and remote instructors to view what the wearer sees while maintaining hands for practical tasks. Potential applications include clinical simulation, nursing, allied health education, and medical equipment training.
Stacklens is currently in prototype and testing phases, with customer pilots slated to commence in 2027. Orsa+ AI software usage is separate from these planned pilots. ZenaTech aims to secure medical device certification for Stacklens and will provide updates on its development, certification, and pilot program progress. The company specializes in AI drone platforms, operating through subsidiaries such as ZenaDrone and an enterprise SaaS division.
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