RealWear Arc 3 – the next generation of assisted reality

14.11.2025

In industry, every second often depends on having the right information at the right moment – whether a worker is on a production line, in a substation, or in a warehouse.
Driven by this need, RealWear has developed a new generation of assisted reality devices: Arc 3.

Arc 3 is a lightweight, advanced device that combines powerful hardware, precise visual output, and a high level of ergonomics, designed for the modern industrial workforce.

Lighter, clearer, faster

Weighing just 175 grams, Arc 3 is nearly twice as light as its predecessors, making it significantly more comfortable for extended use.
The new see-through micro-OLED Full HD display delivers a sharp, natural view of images and digital instructions while maintaining full visibility of the surrounding environment, which is essential for safe operation in industrial settings.
The dual camera system (48 MP main camera plus 8 MP wide-angle camera with a 120° field of view) enables recording and documentation from multiple perspectives, with support for 4K video and fast focusing.

Advanced audio technology and voice control

In environments filled with the noise of machinery, ventilation systems, and tools, speech is often lost.
With four digital microphones and advanced noise cancellation, Arc 3 accurately recognizes voice commands even in noisy environments of up to 100 dBA, ensuring reliable communication with remote experts and secure command execution.
The device runs on the new Ari OS 2.0, based on Android 13, delivering faster performance, enhanced security, and compatibility with existing industrial applications.

Focused on practicality and broader use cases

Unlike previous Navigator models, which were primarily designed for extreme industrial environments (including ATEX Zone 1 variants), Arc 3 has been developed to meet the needs of sectors such as logistics, maintenance, energy, manufacturing, and training.

In manufacturing, technicians can check technical instructions without removing their gloves.

In the energy sector, service engineers can use Arc 3 to call a colleague in another city and jointly resolve an issue on site.

In logistics and warehouses, where work is constantly on the move, Arc 3 can be worn throughout the day without causing fatigue.

Tasks that once required a notepad and pen are now handled in real time – without delays and without errors.

This is where the true value of assisted reality lies: technology that does not distract, but helps workers do more, more safely, and with greater precision.

Its compact design and compatibility with protective and prescription eyewear, as well as Bluetooth headsets, make it easy to integrate into everyday work.

Key specifications at a glance

• Operating system: Ari OS 2.0 (Android 13 AOSP)
• Processor: Snapdragon 662, 4 GB RAM, 64 GB storage
• Display: micro-OLED, Full HD (1920 × 1080 px)
• Cameras: 48 MP + 8 MP, 4K video
• Microphones: 4× with active noise cancellation
• Battery: 2000 mAh Li-polymer
• Weight: 175 g
• Wireless connectivity: Wi-Fi (2.4/5 GHz), Bluetooth 5.1

Assisted reality as support, not a distraction

RealWear Arc 3 is not designed to replace people, but to support them.
By enabling connections with remote teams, access to digital instructions, and visualization of IoT data, the device allows engineers, technicians, and service personnel to stay focused on their tasks – with both hands free and their attention on what truly matters.

For more technical details, see here.