Why is this an important trend? Spatial computing promises to become a new computing paradigm, replacing the era of smartphones, which in turn replaced the era of PCs.

PARAMUS, N.J.—Sony Electronics has released the software development kit (SDK) version 2.4.0 for its Spatial Reality Displays (SRD), designed for 3D content creation. With added multidisplay support, ...

SAN DIEGO, June 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Sony Electronics Inc. is excited to announce that its groundbreaking Spatial Reality Display now supports Twinmotion—an application powered by Unreal ...

Sony Electronics’ ELF-SR2 and ELF-SR1 Spatial Reality Displays, which provide realistic, three-dimensional content without special glasses or VR headsets, are adding enhancements to support various ...

— New Compatibility Brings Next-Level Immersion to 3D Design, Collaboration, and Real-Time Visualization — SAN DIEGO, Nov. 25, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Sony Electronics is setting a new benchmark for ...

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Sony Electronics announced a new benchmark for immersive 3D experiences with its ELF-SR2 (27-inch) and ELF-SR1 (15.6-inch) Spatial Reality Displays and the NVIDIA Omniverse development platform. Per ...

New technology from virtual reality video games and popular apps like GPS is making its way into operating rooms, transforming the way surgeries are performed. University of California San Diego ...

San Diego-based Sharp HealthCare has launched the Spatial Computing Center of Excellence, an initiative aimed at changing how clinicians interact with technology. Spatial computing, which blends ...

If you aren't thinking about spatial audio as early as your storyboard, you’re leaving half the story on the table. That's a sentiment the "Audible Dimensions" panel made perfectly clear at this ...