The
Future of Spatial Computing

How we interact with technology has changed significantly over the last several years. Immersive technology has flourished since the COVID-19 pandemic as more workplace sectors opt for safer working, learning, and development practices.

It is possible to improve how computers, people, things, and their environments interact with one another by using spatial computing. Spatial computing offers applications that go beyond retail and entertainment and aim to give the virtual world a more humane feel. With the aid of this technology, the digital 3D depiction of the virtual world can be created without the inconvenience of bulky equipment.

To understand the future of spatial computing in this episode of “The Future Of,” Jeff is joined by Rene Schulte, Lead of the Spatial Computing Community of Practice at Reply and Botond Bognar, Co-founder ar REscan with additional insights from Remi Arnaud, Principal Software Architect at Varjo.

Botond Bognar: I see a great chance that technology will be more humane. Let’s say, I don’t need to have a screen just to interact with something or someone. I don’t need to carry a heavy device. I don’t need to have a desktop computer to do something, which I can only do on a desktop computer. I would say that the promise of spatial computing is to, at last, make the digital world and everything around it more humane, human-centric, and compatible with us.Jeff Dance: Welcome to The Future Of, a podcast by Fresh Consulting, where we discuss and learn about the future of different industries, markets, and technology verticals. Together we’ll chat with leaders and experts in the field and discuss how we can shape the future human experience. I’m your host, Jeff Dance.