advertisement 01-12-2024 TECH Apple says its Vision Pro is ‘spatial computing,’ not VR The company wants to introduce a new kind of computing, not a closed-off virtual reality dead end.

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.

Spatial computing is related to both augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR). AR means overlaying digital content onto the real world, typically using a phone or smart glasses.

Spatial computing is related to both augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR). AR means overlaying digital content onto the real world, typically using a phone or smart glasses.

While many associate this "aha moment" only with VR and AR, spatial computing includes much more than VR, AR or MR. In fact, many of spatial computing's applications and use cases have been widely ...

Since VR headsets are larger, there’s enough room for multiple tracking cameras, sensors, and on-board computers that are powerful enough to be useful for spatial computing.

How is spatial computing different than AR and VR? In VR, you are completely immersed in a virtual world and can see none of the real world around you. A VR device doesn’t know a couch is in ...

Spatial computing has several use cases and benefits that may not be immediately apparent. These benefits involve the application of the technology in extremely important areas such as healthcare ...

When Google introduced Google Cardboard back in 2014, it seemed like Virtual Reality, or VR, was going to take off thanks to the democratization of technology. Unfortunately, it remained a party ...

QuickTime VR was a 3D image format that explored some of the spatial video concepts coming to the Vision Pro, albeit using CD-ROMs in 90s-era Macs. To show off the technology, Apple created a demo CD ...