Shift Handover
Devices are cleaned at the point they change hands, not when someone notices.
Waveguides, prisms and camera windows carry optical coatings that household glass cleaner and alcohol wipes will haze or strip. The correct method is dull and effective: a lens-safe spray applied to a lint-free microfibre cloth, never sprayed straight onto the optics, and never a dry wipe over grit. VR Expert AI supplies lens cleaning sprays in 30 mL and 100 mL sizes for exactly this job.
The small size belongs in an individual user kit and travels with the device. The large size belongs at a shared charging or cleaning station where devices change hands. Where glasses are shared between shifts, hygiene counts as much as optical clarity: the frame sits on skin at the nose and temples all day, so cleaning belongs in the handover routine rather than left to whoever notices the smudges.
This subcategory is deliberately light on product lines and heavy on process, and we would rather say so than pad it out. Beyond cleaning supplies, most of what keeps a fleet in service is procedural: check charging contacts for dust, store devices in a case rather than a drawer, and hold a small stock of the consumables that disappear first, which is nose pads, cloths and cables.
Cleaning is usually ordered alongside storage and transportation, because a device that is stored properly needs cleaning less often, and with vision and optical accessories, since prescription lenses and clip-on shades need the same lens-safe treatment. See the full smart glasses accessories range, or tell us your fleet size and sites and we will specify a cleaning kit per location.