How VR & AI Are Transforming Remote Work, Training & Enterprise Operations | Devin Marble

What happens when a Hollywood TV producer becomes a paramedic, nearly goes to medical school, and ultimately helps some of the world’s biggest companies deploy VR, AR, and smart glasses? In this episode of Remote First Innovators, Devin Marble shares an incredible career journey—from working in Hollywood on shows like Project Runway to emergency medicine, digital education, and enterprise technology. Today, Devin works in enterprise growth at ArborXR, helping organizations deploy and manage VR headsets, AR devices, and smart glasses at scale. We dive deep into how emerging technology is changing employee training, remote work, onboarding, safety, and frontline operations. In this conversation, we explore: • Devin’s unconventional journey from Hollywood to emergency medicine and technology • How COVID accelerated digital and remote education • How VR helped transform paramedic training • Why Devin chose technology over medical school • How he went from earning $15.55/hour to building a six-figure remote career • How large companies like Amazon, Walmart, and Delta can deploy thousands of VR devices • How enterprise VR platforms manage devices, software, authentication, and analytics • Why VR can accelerate employee training and time to competency • How AI-powered smart glasses can become a “wingman” for frontline workers • How guided workflow can turn company SOPs into real-time instructions • Using AI and smart glasses to capture knowledge and create SOPs • The role of VR and AR in safety, manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and aviation • Why the right technology matters more than simply adopting new technology • Security, compliance, privacy, and enterprise device management • How emerging technology can support remote and distributed teams • Devin’s lessons on career changes, persistence, self-education, and knowing your value • Why “the squeaky wheel gets the grease” when building your career One of the biggest takeaways from this conversation is that the future of work isn't necessarily about replacing people with technology. It's about giving people better tools to do their jobs faster, safer, and with more confidence. From immersive training to AI-powered smart glasses and guided workflows, the technology is moving from science fiction into everyday enterprise operations. Guest: Devin Marble Role: Enterprise Growth, ArborXR Topics: VR, AR, AI, Smart Glasses, Remote Work, Enterprise Technology, Employee Training, Digital Transformation, Guided Workflow, Device Management, Cybersecurity & Compliance Subscribe to Remote First Innovators for conversations with leaders building and scaling companies for the modern world. #RemoteWork #VirtualReality #AugmentedReality #ArtificialIntelligence #SmartGlasses #FutureOfWork #EnterpriseTechnology #DigitalTransformation #EmployeeTraining #RemoteFirst