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# How to Create a Session in Remote Assist App on iPad ?

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Creating a session in the **AR Genie Remote Assist App on iPad** is the first step when you want to host and guide others through a live support interaction. Tablets and iPads provide a bigger screen and smoother interface, making it easier to manage multiple participants, view AR annotations clearly, and collaborate in real time.

When you are the **host**, you are responsible for starting the session so that others can join. Here’s how you can do it:

* **Click on “Create Session”.**

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* This will instantly generate a unique session ID for you.<br>

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* **Click on “Share Invite”** – From here, you can share the session ID directly with your participants.\
  You may share it via messaging apps, email, or copy the ID to share it later.
* Once shared, participants can use this ID to **join your session** and connect with you.

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Using the iPad version of Remote Assist ensures you have a clear view of the live camera feed and AR annotations. This makes it especially useful for **remote troubleshooting, training, and expert guidance** in field or industrial use cases.

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