Spatial takes business into the fourth dimension
Recorded on January 16, 2020. Augmented and virtual reality have had a challenging year overall, but one pocket of opportunity has been in the area of enterprise. At CES, the startup Spatial demonstrated its hardware-agnostic, VR and AR-based, software, which lets workers communicate with each other as holograms using virtual, interactive objects.
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