Where digital meets reality. Apple Vision Pro and the full spatial stack. Immersive cameras, AI for 3D, headsets, smart glasses, robots, and self-driving cars.
Strada just announced a way to stream Apple Immersive Video straight from a Mac to someone across the country on Vision Pro. No cloud upload needed.
An editor in LA can share a shot with a director in New York, who can leave a note on the exact frame from inside the scene.
Ring just launched Ring Robotics.
Drone Cam is an indoor security drone for the home, $249.99, shipping January 27 pending FCC approval.
Rover Cam is a rolling patrol robot for businesses, $999.99, preorders open, ships December 16.
Gaussian splats are just so freaking cool.
I captured Niantic Spatial’s lobby in under five minutes with my Insta360 X6, processed it in Scaniverse, and now I’m exploring it on Apple Vision Pro.
Nearly 3.9 million splats. The detail is incredible.
PawMart is a new Apple Vision Pro app where you run a corner shop for cute animals.
Stock shelves, scan items, ring up and bag orders. Talk to customers with on-device Apple Intelligence. Then upgrade your shop and watch the town grow. Free on the App Store.
The fact that I can turn my own images into 3D models like this using Tripo in just 2–3 minutes is wild. And with 8K textures!
It gets even cooler when you bring them into Apple Vision Pro to see them at life size.
See The Bravo just launched on Apple Vision Pro, and it’s already one of my favorite apps!
You can explore live air traffic in 3D and follow planes as they fly. I’ve spent so much time jumping from one aircraft to the next. It’s incredible.
Ever wish you could practice a big talk in front of a real crowd before giving it?
Crowd Room on Apple Vision Pro lets you, and it coaches you on pace, filler words, and eye contact as you speak.
The more I work in 3D, the more excited I get about 3D printers.
Bambu Lab's next flagship, the H3C, has nine tools built in, which sounds awesome. It gets its full reveal November 3 at 6 AM PT.
World Labs now turns the worlds you generate in Marble into Gaussian splats you can download as SPZ or PLY files.
It takes about 20 minutes in Marble Studio, and devs can use the API to build splats from photos right inside their apps.