What is Spatial Computing? How it Differs From AR and VR

How is spatial computing different from mixed reality?

Now you need to explain how MR differs from SC and AR

This is horrible. The arrogance that smothering everything with very shiitty looking computer graphics over the real world makes life better is just delusion.

U should do a vid on apple vision pro

You’re 2 years ahead of the curb.

this was a super informative vid! legit being serious when I say that, you did excellent. I now can give an informative and in depth reason as to why I hate spatial computing, AR and VR

The future is here. Thanks to Apple's new Vision Pro

Useles tecnology that will only be used against humanos where milluons will lose thei at factories. . NO MATTER HOW CUTE you want to present it. Ths is crap.

Where do I find this create platform?

will it cook dinner do the laundry cut the grass

Thanks for sharing. I believe I was hearing this technology is also coming from Apple when I was looking up something in the past. These inventors are amazing whoever is developing this technology. I still like my cell phone but if this is going to replace them, then that is something to look into. However, hopefully there won't be too much radiation because that is bad for our health.

This is a faster way to burn out people’s retinas, & accelerate macular degeneration leading to blindness, not to mention the radiation output being even closer to the brain, especially the pineal gland! But who knows, maybe it won’t negatively affect transhumans.

anyone else learning what arkh is?

so just like the hololens? I'd just call it ar I mean it doesn't need an extra fancy name

Hi buddy, thanks for your vid, it was really great. I have a question, in France the term used for your "spatial computing" is "réalité mixte" or "mixed reality" because it is the very "in between" between VR and AR. What do you think is the best name? I think that The English term is missing the "reality" part which is a very VERY important part of the technology and what it implied in my opinion. Sorry for the bad English.

Very nice!
I was wondering if spatial computing is indeed the appropriate term for this, as AR, presumably, incorporates at least conceptually the mix between virtual and real in its essence. Actually SC would be the process of reading and rendering with some tracking associated.
Heads-up display would be the worst example to define AR.

Whatever, what I mean is that AR and SC are not mutually exclusive and are more something like an "overlapping magestiria" with AR including SC within its features.

Keep up the good work. Your channel's viewing counting is way below your quality.

This is insanely cool