Manufacturing companies, E&U and defence forces are striving to streamline their operations and expand business. Digitization of processes is a major lever to arrive at lower cost, but also to make knowledge more common. Augmented Interactive Reality is a new technology that will support companies to achieve these goals. It will ease the work of a service technician onsite by providing the necessary service data at a click or allowing an assembler on the shop floor to do the assembly work, while watching the work instructions and drawings in parallel on a pair of smart glasses. 3D models and digital twins displayed on smart glasses will allow to immediately check the quality of the work performed and to execute instant corrections reducing rework substantially.