Spatial computing brings digital information into environments that respond to physical space. It can involve augmented reality, virtual reality and new methods of human-computer interaction.
Beyond the headset
While immersive hardware is the most visible part of the category, mapping, sensors, hand tracking and software design make these experiences possible.
Practical applications
Training, design review, remote collaboration and interactive learning are useful areas to explore. Real-world adoption depends on comfort, accessibility, cost and compelling software.
What happens next?
Improvements in hardware and developer tools may make these systems more practical over time. The most interesting innovations will solve everyday problems rather than simply showcase new technology.