ActARion vs Poka

ActARion is a paid platform for industrial, logistics and energy companies that turns operational procedures into guided work instructions and standard operating procedures. Experts can capture procedures in the workplace and structure reusable AR guides in a web-based no-code editor. Instructions may combine 3D cues, images, short video, concise text, automatic translation and optional text-to-speech. DeepSight platform AI can help build instructions from documents, photos or videos, suggest procedure structures and produce multilingual versions. During execution, guides can collect photos, video, confirmations, elapsed time, error rates and completion steps. Listed applications include onboarding, changeovers, maintenance, remote expert support, troubleshooting, quality checks and safety procedures. Operators can contact a remote expert who sees their view and adds annotations. Content is available on Android, iOS and the web, including phones, tablets and smart glasses such as HoloLens 2 and Apple Vision Pro. Pricing is on request.

Poka is an industrial connected worker platform for standardizing work and sharing frontline knowledge across shifts. It provides digital work instructions, learning and development, forms and checklists, issue management, huddle boards, skills management, daily management, communications, and dashboards and analytics. Its Industrial AI offering is linked to AI Agents and AI Studio for connected factory work. The platform connects with ERP, MES, LMS and CMMS systems, while Poka Automate lists more than 1,000 pre-built app connections. An open RESTful API supports custom integrations, and its Data Lake streams operational data to Power BI, Tableau and Looker. Poka runs as SaaS on AWS, with TLS 1.2 encryption in transit and 256-bit AES at rest. It is available on iOS, Android and web, and states SOC 2 Type II compliance. Pricing is available on request.