The technology has a lot of doubters, but Augmented Reality (AR) has found a niche in hands-free industrial applications, as a means of augmenting the capabilities of technicians and assembly line workers. This week, AR-vendor Daqri announced a product win with Siemens, and Honeywell has unveiled a Microsoft-powered staff training system that it hopes to address a growing skills gap in the industrial sector. Siemens has been working with Daqri since 2016, where a proof-of-concept test saw engineers using a Daqri AR helmet to more efficiently assemble a gas turbine. In that test, Siemens said that a first-timer was able to build a gas burner in around 45-minuites. Typically, that competency would be reached followed a day of classroom learning.…