The Next Wave: AI, AR, and the Unexpected

The horizon for wearable tech in energy is packed with promise. Artificial intelligence can sift through oceans of data, predicting when you’ll use the most power or spotting waste before it happens. Augmented reality could let workers “see” power flows or safety risks overlaid onto the real world through smart glasses.

These advances could make managing energy as simple as checking your messages. The possibilities are as thrilling as they are wide open, hinting at a future where energy and technology blend seamlessly into daily life.