Spatial Computing

Relocalizing a VR keyboard based on which buttons are being pressed by which fingers. Clever.

Occipital ran a live demonstration of their newest AR/VR/Mixed Reality tech for iOS during CES 2016, some of the highlights are captured here. The seamless transition from AR to VR and back is especially slick if I do say so myself.

An auto-rigger and morpher for 3D models of humanoids, which pairs nicely with 3D scans done using Structure Sensor.

I love how weird and spooky this giant-dad-head-in-the-room is. With Structure SDK it takes about 15 minutes to put something like this together.

This is a big get for Sony. I imagine a lot of these specific-focus AR/VR companies will keep getting snapped up for the next year or so.

Spatial video is an interesting mix of traditional IMAX-style 360 degree video and user interaction. Early versions of this stuff are going to be pretty limited until the UX bugs are worked out, but it’s obviously something Hollywood is interested in, and that means $$$ for developers.

An interesting exhibition that uses an iPad app to visualize the radio waves around you from Wifi, satellites, cell towers, etc.

A wireless speaker that knows where it is in the room and can adjust it's output accordingly. Spatial computing comes to audio?

ReconstructMe is now free for all non-commercial projects.

Jesse Kriss' talk from the Eyeo festival this year, about how NASA and Microsoft are collaborting to allow engineers to "work on mars from your office"

Structure SDK version 0.5.3 includes some really cool stuff for building spatially-aware applications using Structure Sensor and Unity 5 for iPad.