Explore the transformative potential of spatial computing and large vision models. Learn how businesses like Lockheed Martin and Lowes are utilizing spatial computing. Discover the challenges in developing apps for Vision Pro and the future of spatial computing. Dive into topics like virtual air rights, digital fashion, and the intersection of NFTs and the metaverse.
Spatial computing merges virtual experiences with the real world, defining a new era of tech evolution.
Developing for spatial computing presents unique challenges but promises groundbreaking experiences.
Deep dives
Spatial Computing: The Future of Human-Technology Interaction
Spatial computing represents an evolving form of computing that integrates AI, computer vision, and mixed reality to merge virtual experiences with the real world. It enables technology to interact and navigate the physical world alongside humans, defining a new era of tech evolution akin to the revolution brought by mobile computing.
Development Challenges and Exciting Opportunities in Spatial Computing
Developing for spatial computing presents unique challenges due to new hardware requirements and capabilities. While access barriers exist, the potential for creating groundbreaking experiences with spatial computing excites developers, promising novel interactions and content that will drive value for consumers in the future.
The Evolution Timeline and Potential of Spatial Computing
Spatial computing, in its early stages akin to the nascent phase of mobile computing, hints at a future where every surface becomes a spatial interface. As the technology matures, advancements in spatial capabilities across devices could lead to widespread adoption, transforming human-computer interactions and enriching various industries.
Business Applications and Advancements in Spatial Computing Technology
Spatial computing extends beyond consumer-focused applications into transformative business use cases. Companies like Lockheed Martin leverage spatial computing to streamline processes, achieving significant cost reductions. The fusion of spatial computing and AI holds promise for revolutionizing sectors like manufacturing, real estate, and education, unlocking innovative possibilities for digital twins and virtual simulations.
You’ve probably interacted with large language models. The next version might be large vision models.
Cathy Hackl is a futurist, Apple Vision Pro developer, and co-author of the upcoming book “Spatial Computing: An AI-Driven Business Revolution.” Deidre Woollard caught up with Hackl for a conversation about:
- How businesses, like Lockheed Martin and Lowes, are already using spatial computing.
- The current challenges developing apps for the Vision Pro
- Virtual air rights, digital fashion, and questions about the future of spatial computing.
Companies discussed: APPL, U, LMT, LOW, META, GOOG, GOOGL