What Leaders Need to Know About Spatial Computing
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Spatial computing is a term that many in the business world might have heard for the first time during Apple’s announcement, but it is by no means a new term. In 2003, researcher Simon Greenwold, then at the MIT Media Lab, defined spatial computing as: “Human interaction with a machine in which the
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- Spatial computing is a term that many in the business world might have heard for the first time during Apple’s announcement, but it is by no means a new term. In 2003, researcher Simon Greenwold, then at the MIT Media Lab, defined spatial computing as: “Human interaction with a machine in which the machine retains and manipulates referents to real ...
- The way we communicate through flat screens is bound to evolve. Technology has thrust our social interactions forward, so a move toward more immersive ways of communicating and experiencing co-presence might be the next logical step.
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