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Associated Press
8 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Associated Press
AUGMENTED WORLD EXPO REVEALS 2025 AUGGIE AWARD WINNERS, BEST IN SHOW AND XR LEGENDS
AWE Celebrates Innovation and Legacy in an Unforgettable Milestone for the XR Industry LONG BEACH, Calif., June 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Augmented World Expo USA 2025 is a wrap! The world's largest event for XR and spatial computing concluded today with the announcement of BEST IN SHOW winners: Best in Show – Snap Inc. Best in Show Playground – Anywhere Bungee VR Best in Show Gaming Hub – TRIP THE LIGHT by Dark Arts Software The winners for the Virtual World Society Nextant Prizes, presented by Tom Furness and Alvin Graylin, are: Rising Star Prize – Danny Pimentel Legacy Prize – Jaron Lanier The XR industry is also celebrating a new lineup of champions. The Auggie Awards have been the most recognized XR and spatial computing industry awards in the world since 2010. Now in their 16th year, the Auggies continue to showcase the best of the best. 20 of the world's most innovative and game-changing developers, brands and creators were recognized with Auggie Awards. See the full list below. In addition,10 pioneers of XR were celebrated by the 2025 XR Hall of Fame, recognizing their lasting contributions to the field. The full list of inductees can be viewed here. AWE USA 2025 was packed with exciting news from exhibitors including Snap, Qualcomm, Niantic Spatial, XREAL, Lenovo and more. See highlights of announcements from the show — here. The Auggie Award winners are….. Best Art or Film – Non-Player Character Musical by Brendan Bradley: The first live, interactive VR musical, debuting with 24 shows at the 2024 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Video here. Best Campaign – OREO X PAC-MAN SUPERMARCADE by ARKx | Form & Fun |Saatchi & Saatchi Germany: AR shopping experience turning supermarket aisles into a Pac-Man maze, combining digital fun with physical retail via WebAR. Video here. Best Climate Change Solution – Burn Zone: Immersive Truths from California's Wildfires by Lucid Reality Labs: VR experience immersing viewers in the Los Angeles wildfires, fostering empathy and action through an exploration of environmental devastation and climate adaptation. Video here. Best Collaboration Tool – Campfire: A platform for sharing 3D models in life-size spatial environments, enabling real-time collaboration for faster feedback, fewer errors, and quicker product delivery. Video here. Best Consumer App – Pencil! by 4th Wall Breakers: AR-powered drawing app that blends real paper and pencils with mixed-reality lessons, making learning drawing skills fun and easy for all levels. Video here. Best Content Creator(s) – Dilmer Valecillos XR YouTube Channel by Learn XR LLC: Resource for XR developers, offering tutorials and deep dives into AR/VR tools, simplifying complex tech into practical content that empowers a global community and highlights the latest innovations. Video here. Best Creator & Authoring Tool – Niantic Studio: 8th Wall's web-based visual editor lets anyone build and deploy immersive AR/XR experiences with real-time editing, drag-and-drop tools, and advanced features—no coding or app needed. Video here. Best Developer Tool – Lens Studio by Snap Inc: Free AR authoring platform used by 375,000+ creators to design and deploy custom AR experiences across Snapchat, websites, apps, and Spectacles, featuring tools like Ray Tracing, Snap ML, and Lens Cloud. Video here. Best Education & Training Solution – XR Guru Healthcare Pathways Training by XR Guru: AI-powered VR training platform offering immersive, language-supported healthcare courses for CNA, LPN, and nursing licensure, featuring critical thinking exercises and patient simulations. Video here. Best Enterprise Solution – Cactus by Auki Labs - Spatial AI for Retail by Auki Labs: A spatial AI solution that optimizes shelf space, workforce management, and operations, providing real-time insights and integrating with robots and AI to revolutionize retail. Video here. Best Game or Toy – Spatial Ops by Resolution Games: A groundbreaking multiplayer shooter that turns real-world spaces into dynamic battlefields, blending physical and digital realities with customizable arenas and immersive game modes like Free-for-All and Capture the Flag. Video here. Best Headworn Device – XREAL One Series by XREAL: Pioneering cinematic AR glasses with next-gen 3DoF spatial computing, Bose sound, and an optional 6DoF camera, setting a new standard in AR with exceptional visual and audio performance. Video here. Best Healthcare & Wellness Solution – Fundamental Surgery by FundamentalVR: Multimodal spatial computing platform transforming vision care and surgical training with immersive simulations and real-time multi-user capabilities to train clinicians in sight-restoring procedures, improving global healthcare outcomes. Video here. Best Indie Creator(s) – Ferryman Collective: VR theatre company redefining live performance with award-winning productions like The Severance Theory and Gumball Dreams, earning accolades at festivals like Tribeca, SXSW, and Venice. Video here. Best Interaction Product – Omni One by Virtuix Inc: Immersive entertainment system combining a specialized treadmill, standalone VR headset, and game store access, with wireless SteamVR connection for an expanded gaming experience. Video here. Best Location-Based Entertainment – AR in Google Maps for Paris Olympics by Rock Paper Reality & Google: AR experience embedding 3D models of Paris landmarks into Google Maps, offering immersive, geospatial explorations via Google Lens and Street View, revolutionizing location-based AR. Video here. Best Societal Impact – Sign Language Translator by Frame Sixty, LLC: Real-time sign language translation app for Apple Vision Pro that instantly converts sign language into speech and text, enabling seamless communication between Deaf and hearing individuals. Video here. Best Use of AI – Medical AI Agent by Lucid Reality Labs: AI-driven training solution featuring a digital twin of Dr. Patrick Schoettker, offering real-time expert feedback and immersive XR simulations to enhance healthcare education and reduce errors. Video here. Best Web3 Implementation – The Posemesh by Auki Labs by Auki Labs: A decentralized machine perception network using Auki Network and Posemesh to enable privacy-preserving spatial computing, powering collaborative mapping for XR and robotics. Video here. Start Up to Watch – Verse Immersive by Enklu MEDIA CONTACT: [email protected] View original content: SOURCE AWE (Augmented World Expo)
Geeky Gadgets
3 days ago
- Geeky Gadgets
visionOS 26 for Apple Vision Pro Brings New Spatial Experiences (WWDC 2025)
At WWDC 2025 Apple has introduced visionOS 26, a major update for the Apple Vision Pro, featuring enhanced spatial computing capabilities, immersive experiences, and expanded developer tools. The update includes spatial widgets, lifelike Personas, generative AI-powered spatial scenes, and new enterprise-focused APIs. It also supports advanced content playback, gaming controllers, and collaboration tools, further expanding the Vision Pro's functionality for personal, professional, and entertainment use. One of the standout features of visionOS 26 is the introduction of spatial widgets, which seamlessly integrate digital elements into the user's physical environment. These widgets, including Clock, Weather, Music, and Photos, adapt to the user's surroundings and reappear in the same location when the Vision Pro is used again. visionOS 26 Users can customize the frame width, color, and depth of these widgets, tailoring them to their preferences and needs. This functionality creates a more personalized and contextually relevant experience, effectively blurring the boundaries between digital and physical spaces. By making information more accessible and visually integrated into real-world environments, spatial widgets enhance both productivity and convenience. Enhanced Personas: Realistic Virtual Interactions VisionOS 26 introduces enhanced Personas, offering more lifelike virtual representations for digital communication. Using volumetric rendering and machine learning, these avatars now feature sharper details, full side profiles, and customizable glasses. This improvement significantly enhances the realism of virtual interactions, particularly in applications like FaceTime. By providing a more engaging and authentic experience, Apple is redefining how users connect and communicate in digital spaces, making virtual interactions feel more natural and immersive. Watch this video on YouTube. Spatial Scenes: Immersive Content Creation with Generative AI Generative AI plays a pivotal role in visionOS 26, allowing the creation of spatial scenes that add depth and perspective to static images. This feature is integrated into native apps such as Photos and Safari, allowing users to transform traditional media into immersive experiences. Additionally, Apple has extended this capability to third-party developers through the Spatial Scene API, encouraging the development of innovative applications. By pushing the boundaries of content creation and consumption, visionOS 26 offers users new ways to engage with media, enriching the overall experience of digital storytelling. Shared Spatial Experiences: Collaboration Without Boundaries Collaboration receives a significant boost with the introduction of shared spatial experiences. This feature allows multiple Vision Pro users to work or enjoy entertainment together, whether they are in the same physical space or connected remotely via FaceTime. For instance, the Dassault Systèmes 3DLive app enables real-time collaborative 3D design visualization, streamlining teamwork on complex projects. This capability highlights Apple's commitment to fostering seamless collaboration across both professional and personal contexts, breaking down barriers to teamwork and shared experiences. Advanced Media Playback: Expanding Immersive Entertainment VisionOS 26 enhances the Vision Pro's media playback capabilities, supporting 180-degree, 360-degree, and wide field-of-view content. This functionality is compatible with devices such as Insta360, GoPro, and Canon, allowing users to experience media in a more immersive way. Developers can integrate these playback features into their apps and websites, broadening the scope of immersive content available to users. This update caters to both content creators and consumers, enriching the Vision Pro's entertainment ecosystem and solidifying its appeal as a versatile media platform. Gaming Enhancements: Precision Meets Immersion Gaming on the Vision Pro is elevated with support for the PlayStation VR2 Sense controller, which offers precise motion tracking, touch detection, and vibration feedback. These features deliver a deeply immersive gaming experience, aligning the Vision Pro with established gaming platforms. By integrating with popular gaming hardware, Apple is positioning the Vision Pro as a competitive option for gamers seeking high-quality, immersive gameplay. This move underscores Apple's efforts to expand its presence in the gaming industry while enhancing the overall user experience. Enterprise Tools: Security and Productivity VisionOS 26 introduces several features tailored to enterprise users, focusing on security and productivity. New APIs enable secure content sharing and team device management, while personalized settings for shared Vision Pro devices improve workplace efficiency. The addition of the Logitech Muse accessory provides precise input for collaboration apps, further supporting professional use cases. These tools demonstrate Apple's commitment to addressing the needs of enterprise customers, making sure that the Vision Pro is a valuable asset in professional environments. Usability and Accessibility: A More Inclusive Experience VisionOS 26 includes a range of usability enhancements aimed at improving accessibility for a diverse audience. The 'Look to Scroll' feature simplifies navigation by allowing eye-based interaction, while a redesigned Control Center introduces functionalities such as Guest User and Travel Mode. Integration with iPhone allows users to unlock the Vision Pro and relay calls seamlessly. Additionally, the Home View now supports app folders, offering better organization and ease of use. Expanded language support, including French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, and Spanish, ensures that the Vision Pro is accessible to a global audience, further broadening its appeal. Setting a New Standard in Immersive Technology VisionOS 26 represents a comprehensive evolution of Apple's Vision Pro headset, combining innovative technologies with practical tools for collaboration, content playback, and gaming. By integrating spatial computing, generative AI, and volumetric rendering, Apple continues to push the boundaries of AR and MR innovation. This update addresses the diverse needs of individual users and enterprises alike, reinforcing Apple's position as a leader in immersive technology. With visionOS 26, the Vision Pro is poised to redefine how users interact with digital content, collaborate with others, and experience entertainment in both personal and professional contexts. Find more information on Spatial Computing by browsing our extensive range of articles, guides and tutorials. Filed Under: Apple, Top News Latest Geeky Gadgets Deals Disclosure: Some of our articles include affiliate links. If you buy something through one of these links, Geeky Gadgets may earn an affiliate commission. Learn about our Disclosure Policy.
Forbes
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Curtain Raiser: AWE 2025 Brings XR Into The Mainstream
The room was packed for Ori Inbar's keynote. Augmented World Expo (AWE) returns to Long Beach from June 10 to 12, 2025, with its most expansive and ambitious edition to date. Now in its 16th year, the XR industry's flagship conference will host over 5,000 attendees, 250 exhibitors, and a speaker lineup that reads like a who's who of immersive tech. As the spatial computing and AI worlds collide, AWE 2025 promises to be a milestone event in the evolution of real-world XR adoption. Ori Inbar, AWE co-founder and CEO, celebrates his 15th annual keynote on stage at AWE 2024. This year's theme: XR is going mainstream. 'The hardware is good enough, the tools are mature, and AI has lowered the barrier to entry,' AWE co-founder Ori Inbar said during a recent interview on the AI/XR Podcast. 'There's no excuse now. It's a call to builders to create content for every person on this planet.' Collage of people on the Expo floor. AWE 2025 reflects that shift with expanded programming across the board. For the first time, both the conference and expo floor will run for a full three days, preceded by hackathons and a welcome party. Meta, Snap, Niantic, Google, Qualcomm, and XREAL are all sending top executives. Evan Spiegel (Snap), Nolan Bushnell (Atari), and Palmer Luckey (Anduril) headline a packed keynote slate. Shots from AWE Expo 2021. The show will spotlight three subcommunities shaping the future of XR. The new 'Builder's Nexus' showcases top teams from this year's global hackathons, many of whom are using generative AI tools to build spatial experiences. A dedicated 'Gaming Hub' will feature trailers and live demos from 10 VR studios, plus appearances by top content creators like Nacy, Nathie, and SadlyItsBradley. Enterprise XR, which now represents 71% of the market, will be served by a bespoke VIP program tailored to verticals such as healthcare, manufacturing, retail, and defense. 'We used to ask what the killer app for XR would be,' said Inbar. 'Now we realize it's AI itself—and vice versa. XR is the killer interface for AI.' Montage of attendees experiencing XR at AWE 2024. The synergy is most visible on the show floor, where nearly every exhibitor will feature some AI integration. Over 20 eyewear companies will be demoing headsets, glasses, and AI assistants. Snap's next-generation Spectacles will be out in force, worn by hundreds of developers. Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses, which sold over 500,000 units in Q1 alone, signal a tipping point for mainstream wearable adoption. And as always, AWE's Playground will serve as the festival's beating heart. Larger-than-life installations and interactive demos, including an expanded version of Brett Bushnell's 'Dream Park,' will draw crowds eager to experience the next frontier of computing. Trying out the HoloLens at AWE 2017. For newcomers and veterans alike, AWE remains the must-attend event for anyone working at the intersection of immersive media, AI, and real-world application. 'You get a master's degree in XR in three days,' said AR Insider's Mike Boland . 'There's nothing else like it.' AWE 2025 may not mark the beginning of the XR era—but it might be remembered as the year it stopped being a niche. Here is a quick preview of some brands and experiences at the show this year. Niantic founder and CEO John Hanke. Niantic Spatial, a newly created company spun out from Niantic Labs, is making a significant debut, with news of three important new partnerships, an invite-only geospatial AI agent and outdoor VPS demo. At its lounge area Niantic Spatial will offer 12 cutting-edge demos highlighting enterprise use cases for spatial technology in warehousing, spatial planning, and immersive entertainment. Brian McClendon will also be delivering a keynote. At Qualcomm's booth, attendees can check out MR & AR demos spanning various sectors, including entertainment, education, fitness and more. In addition, Ziad Asghar, SVP & GM of XR at Qualcomm will present a keynote titled, Accelerating the Spatial Computing Revolution for Developers and Enterprise. He'll showcase how Qualcomm is powering the AI smart glass revolution and driving the technology necessary for AI glasses to be a stand-alone product with processing done all on-device, and he'll highlight and demonstrate its technology leadership across the spectrum of spatial computing, enabling the experiences accessible today and building future proof solutions for the future. Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Snap Inc Evan Spiegel (R) and France's Secretary of State ... More for AI and Digital Technology Clara Chappaz (L) wear the Spectacle Augmented Reality glasses during the inauguration of the group's French headquarters in Paris on May 19, 2025. (Photo by JOEL SAGET / AFP) (Photo by JOEL SAGET/AFP via Getty Images) AWE attendees are invited to explore the latest Snap Spectacles activations on the second floor of Long Beach Convention Center, available throughout the event. Snap CEO and Co-Founder Evan Spiegel will take to the Main Stage on Day 1 with exciting new announcements about Snap's AR developer platform, and there will be other Snap talks throughout the show. Xreal founder and CEO speaking at Augmented World Expo in Santa Clara, CA, June 2023. XREAL will be showing its new smart glasses—Project Aura—designed specifically for the Android XR platform, for the first time anywhere. It will also be demoing the ultra-popular XREAL One Series AR glasses with spatial computing capabilities. Also available for demo will be the XREAL EYE, a modular camera attachment for the One Series. Sony XYN (/zin/) will unveil its latest immersive technology. Attendees will get an exclusive first look at its newest innovations designed to redefine the boundaries of XR experiences. From cutting-edge hardware including a glasses-free 3D display, motion capture system and XR headsets to groundbreaking software solutions such as Motion Studio and Spatial Capture, Sony XYN will showcase transformative tools that enable the future of spatial computing and immersive content creation. Auki Labs will showcase real-world solutions in the AR/AI and robotics space. Experience seamless AR navigation in the AWE venue by simply scanning a QR code—no app, no account setup, just magic. Used by retail chains in Europe and NA, Cactus enhances spatial reasoning for AI, humans, and robots, creating spatial tasks, analyzing location-based data, and facilitating robot deployments and interactions - bringing retail into the new world. Cellid's CEO Satoshi Shiraga will preview how Cellid's latest waveguide and lens breakthroughs are helping push AR glasses toward truly wearable, consumer-grade form factors. It will showcase its ultra-thin, lightweight waveguide that improves visual clarity across diverse environments, reducing eye strain and enhancing long-term wearability, as well as next-Gen Precision Fit Lenses with enhanced resolution, compactness, and design flexibility for future AR glasses — optimized for all-day comfort and slimmer profiles. Cellid will also preview a collaboration with an AR glasses manufacturer and a next-gen headset prototype using Cellid's optics.
Globe and Mail
12-05-2025
- Business
- Globe and Mail
ARway.ai, The Augmented Reality Experience Platform, Signs Multiple New Navigation Deals With Global Accounts IOT Trackers in Saudi Arabia and Walkk Software Development
TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / May 17, 2024 / ("ARway" or the "Company") (CSE:ARWY)(OTCQB:ARWYF)(FSE:E65) is an AI powered Augmented Reality Experience platform with a disruptive no-code, no beacon spatial computing solution enabled by visual marker tracking with centimeter precision is pleased to announce two new deals with new partners; Ershad Technologies & IOTrackers - Upgraded from Developer to Partner Account after successfully building an AR Navigation prototype and winning contracts for Government projects. Joins ARway's growing list of recognized partners in the Gulf Region who are leveraging ARway for new business opportunities. Will be deploying in a library based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia for their first project. Ershad Technologies is a technology agency based in Saudi and specializes in developing advanced technologies for delivering immersive augmented reality experiences on mobile platforms, provides comprehensive implementation services, aimed at improving visitor experiences and enhancing marketing solutions through the strategic use of augmented reality technology. Walkk - Signed up as an ARway Developer to develop and deploy a indoor navigation app for Comex 2024 Global Technology Show between May 27-30 in Oman - Will be demonstrating the joint capabilities of Walkk and ARway to win new projects in the Oman market Walkk is a 3D and AR focused technology startup based in Oman. The company has also issued 56,000 shares to Nikal Salwani to satisfy a $14,280 bonus due. Sign up for Investor News - HERE To learn more about ARway, please follow on Social Media: Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook, and visit our website: About (CSE:ARWY)(OTCQB:ARWYF)(FSE:E65) is a spatial computing platform powered by artificial intelligence (AI) providing an array of augmented reality (AR) experiences for indoor spaces. ARway's breakthrough no-code no-beacon IPN allows for the easy creation of navigation, tours, information sharing, notifications, advertising and gamification. ARway works seamlessly as a cross platform solution on iOS/ Android. ARway's technology is optimized for both mobile devices and AR glasses: Apple's Vision Pro, Magic Leap and Microsoft's HoloLens. ARway has unlimited use cases for augmenting physical spaces, making it a valuable tool for creators, brands and companies in various industries. The complete ARway platform includes: the Web Creator Studio, the ARwayKit Software Development Kit (SDK) and a mobile app for iOs and Android. Nextech On October 26, 2022, was spun-out from its parent Company, (OTCQX: NEXCF) (CSE: NTAR) (FSE: 1SS). Nextech retained a control ownership in with 13 million shares, or a 50% stake. is a Generative AI powered 3D modeling Company and leading provider of augmented reality ("AR") experience technologies and 3D model services. Nextech's AI-powered 3D modeling platform, "ARitize3D" has contracts with; AMZN, KSS, CB2, Genuine Parts & many others. To learn more about visit For further information, please contact: Investor Relations Contact Julia Viola Evan Gappelberg CEO and Director 866-ARITIZE (274-8493) Forward-looking Statements The CSE has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. Certain information contained herein may constitute "forward-looking information" under Canadian securities legislation. Generally, forward-looking information can be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as, "will be" or variations of such words and phrases or statements that certain actions, events or results "will" occur. Forward-looking statements regarding the completion of the transaction are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate, as future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements and forward-looking information. will not update any forward-looking statements or forward-looking information that are incorporated by reference herein, except as required by applicable securities laws. View the original press release on
Forbes
06-05-2025
- Business
- Forbes
Beyond VR: How Spatial Computing Can Transform Workplace Collaboration
Hemant Madaan, an expert in AI/ML and CEO of JumpGrowth, explores the ethical implications of advanced language models. getty Spatial computing is a powerful technology that fundamentally changes how we interact with digital environments and objects. Integrating virtual and physical worlds through augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR) and mixed reality (MR) devices creates a bridge that enables seamless, immersive interactions with 3D environments. Working on a VR collaboration platform for a U.S.-based client gave us firsthand experience with multimodal AI grounded in human senses. We enabled real-time, multi-user collaboration by training the platform with visual (VR environments), spatial (user interactions) and textual (authentication) data. Some key challenges we addressed included synchronizing multiplayer actions, handling user authentication in VR and streaming 360-degree Vimeo videos smoothly. Our technical solutions involved using the Photon Unity Engine for real-time synchronicity, Firebase for authentication and performance optimization for video streaming. This hands-on experience with spatial computing showed us that when properly implemented, these immersive technologies significantly enhance team collaboration by creating shared virtual spaces that transcend the limitations of traditional 2D interfaces, a benefit I'll explore further below. Spatial Computing And The Birth Of A Disruptive Technology At its core, spatial computing combines computer vision, depth sensing and motion tracking to create authentic interactions with digital content placed within cloud layers over the physical world. This technology has emerged as a transformative force across various sectors, including education, entertainment, healthcare and retail. Launching high-powered hardware like the Apple Vision Pro allows spatial computing to enter the mainstream. This technology includes AR, VR and new types of devices that can provide an immersive interactive experience for users, which isn't just an improvement in user experience but a radical shift in how we think of work. Why 2D Tools Can't Keep Up Popular tools such as email, chat and video conferencing are built to function in a 2D world. Although these tools have done their job well in remote working environments, their flatness fails to enable the complexity and rich content necessary for high-level collaboration. For example, a video call may allow co-workers to see and hear each other, but it does not deliver the richness of interaction that an on-site partnership provides. In addition, the flatness of 2D tools makes it challenging to express spatial information, such as where things are in physical space or the progress of a multifaceted project. For example, when team members work on 3D models or designing layouts, it's simply impossible to understand the full context through a flat screen. The Spatial Advantage The transition from 2D to spatial computing brings unprecedented versatility. Digital elements can exist and be manipulated in 3D space, allowing apps to become more creative and functional in ways traditional software cannot match. Spatial computing creates environments that feel real, allowing users to interact with digital objects as if they were physical. This transforms collaboration by replicating shared physical spaces for brainstorming, design reviews and project planning; enabling natural gestural manipulation of tools and data; and giving virtual meetings a tangible, physical presence that video calls cannot provide. This interactive experience makes team members feel like they are in the same room, even though they may be thousands of miles apart. 3D Tools For Smarter Teamwork As spatial computing evolves, teamwork becomes less about information sharing and more about experience sharing. Teams can collaborate in 3D, interacting with responsive tools in real time. For example, project management software can be enhanced with spatial capabilities, allowing teams to physically move 3D task cards or visualize project progress in three-dimensional space. Improved spatial awareness can also help teams remain aligned and focused on goals and reduce potential miscommunication by adding more dimensions to remote interaction. Collaboration With Spatial Computing I believe spatial computing is the gateway to the future of remote work and collaboration. As businesses adopt more flexible work environments, this technology bridges the gap between virtual and physical collaboration experiences. Companies facing the challenges of remote workforce engagement can move beyond the limitations of conventional video conferencing. Unlike two-dimensional video calls that miss the nuance of in-person interactions and can be mentally draining, spatial computing offers immersive, interactive spaces that better replicate face-to-face cooperation. Business leaders should begin exploring this transformational technology now, as the future of collaboration is increasingly becoming immersive, interactive and spatial. Forbes Technology Council is an invitation-only community for world-class CIOs, CTOs and technology executives. Do I qualify?
