Spatial Computing: New Experiences for New Economies

Imagine having your bank account balance visible in a corner of your living room, and just looking at that corner, you can see your balance. Consider a scenario where you have a shopping list that can be modified from anywhere in the world and automatically sends orders to the grocery store. How about a digital survey in a public place, where users can leave their specific opinions at that location?

These are just a few examples of the potential of Spatial Computing, a highly disruptive technology with unlimited possibilities driven by creativity. Spatial Computing is already transforming our daily activities, but we are just beginning a revolution that will impact economies and emerge new business models.

Beyond the Screen: A New Digital Era

Until now, our digital experiences have been primarily on 2D, limited to mobile phones and computer screens. Spatial Computing breaks these barriers, allowing interactions and digital objects to be anchored in a virtual universe.

Spatial Computing opens new communication channels and does not aim to replace current devices immediately. Instead, it offers immersive experiences that activate more parts of the brain, fostering greater engagement.

Interactions will change, creating instant social networks, such as between doctor and patient or bank and customer. Unlike current social networks, each person will own their experience, strengthening their sense of belonging.

Emerging New Economies

As spatial computing progresses, new economic opportunities will emerge. In this virtual world, avatars enhanced with digital data can anchor persistent objects.

Companies that capitalize on these digital objects and integrate them with emerging devices, such as augmented reality glasses or smart windshields, will lead the market.

Just as architects and interior designers can create innovative spaces, new financial companies will safeguard digital assets like NFTs, and insurtechs will emerge to ensure digital identities.

Challenges and the Economy of Education

Spatial Computing poses unprecedented challenges, requiring a cultural shift and a new perspective. It will be crucial to determine how to share fragments of avatars according to the needs of each interaction, integrating this technology with the real world to offer personalized services.

A critical challenge is to nurture an economy of education. People must comprehend and leverage this technology to devise solutions that enhance everyday life. Spatial Computing solves existing problems and creates new solutions, improving the f