What is spatial computing?

Spatial computing is a broad term that encompasses technologies enabling the interaction between digital information and the physical world in a spatial context. It involves the use of sensors, cameras, and other devices to understand and interact with the physical environment, overlaying digital content onto it or enabling complex spatial interactions.

Spatial computing is an umbrella term that includes AR, VR, and MR. XR is a key component of spatial computing as it deals with creating and manipulating digital content with the physical world. Spatial computing provides the infrastructure and tools necessary for XR experiences, enabling them to be more immersive, interactive, and context-aware.