The L+R team recently participated in an invite-only, two-day workshop hosted by Meta at their 770 Broadway location in New York City. This gathering at Meta Reality Labs offered our team a look at the upcoming innovations Meta plans to introduce in the field of mixed reality and spatial computing.
Meta Offices at 770 Broadway, New York City, Vornado Realty Trust
Direct collaboration with hardware and software teams is crucial for advancing spatial computing's transformative potential.
Alex Levin
Director of Strategy
L+R
Meta Reality Labs
Meta's announcement of opening its Meta Horizon OS to third-party manufacturers marks a significant shift towards a more inclusive mixed reality ecosystem. This move is set to empower companies to create specialized hardware tailored to specific needs and environments.
Brooke Paxman, L+R engineer, Sonia Shah, L+R strategist, and co-founder and Director of Strategy, Alex Levin were among the select few invited to this private event. Our team had the opportunity to engage with Meta engineers and researchers, gaining invaluable insights into the future of mixed reality technologies from Meta.
The workshops served as more than just platforms for presenting new technologies; they provided valuable opportunities for engaging in discussions with both technology and business leaders. These conversations enabled us to gain deeper insights into market needs. Such insights will play a crucial role in refining our strategies and offerings, thereby ensuring that we remain ahead of the curve in terms of technology and design for our clients and partners.
Meta
This collaboration with Meta Reality Labs highlights our dedication to delivering exceptional value to our clients by staying at the forefront of emerging technologies. We are committed to harnessing these advancements to address modern business's real-world challenges. If you are interested in learning more reach out to us on our website.
