Spatial Computing…Yes, but please, make it understandable!

What is Spatial Computing?

Simply put, Spatial Computing is the interaction between human and computer that relates to spatial relationships. It includes technologies such as Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR) and Mixed Reality (MR) that enable you to immerse and interact in a virtual or enhanced environment.
Imagine stepping into a room and being transported to a completely different world. Perhaps you are standing on the peak of Mount Everest without ever leaving your living room, or you’re looking at a new sofa in your living room before you’ve actually bought it. That’s Spatial Computing!

Why is Spatial Computing important?

Spatial Computing is more than just a technological advancement. It has the potential to fundamentally change the way we learn, work, communicate and entertain. Here are some examples:

• In the manufacturing industry, Spatial Computing allows for the simulation of production processes and the identification of optimizations, saving costs and improving quality.
• In architecture and construction, Spatial Computing enables the visualization of building designs. Thus, planning can be checked and construction errors can be avoided in virtual environments. This leads to higher efficiency and improved user experience.
• In the education sector, Spatial Computing can be used to visualize complex concepts and make learning an interactive and gripping experience.
• In retail, Spatial Computing allows customers to experience products in a 3D environment before they make a purchase. This can lead to improved customer satisfaction and lower return rates.

How does Spatial Computing work?

Spatial Computing relies on a variety of technologies. Here are some key components:

• Sensors and cameras: These collect information about the environment and the position of the user.
• Software and algorithms: These process the collected information and generate a virtual or augmented environment.
• Display technology: VR headsets, AR glasses, or smartphone screens on which the virtual or enhanced environment is displayed.

Spatial Computing and Visoric

At Visoric, we are convinced of the possibilities that Spatial Computing offers. Our goal is to make this technology accessible and usable for businesses of all sizes. Whether you want to create an immersive e-commerce shop, an innovative learning platform, or an interactive marketing campaign – we are here to support you.