L+R’s ongoing work in advancing spatial computing was recently highlighted in a video produced by Meta. The feature includes insights from L+R Co-founder Ryan Riegner and Director of Engineering Ivan Leider, who shared their experiences collaborating with Meta on our Media View project launched at Meta Connect earlier this fall in Menlo Park, California.
The project, built using the Meta Spatial SDK, represents a pivotal moment in L+R’s evolution from mobile-first innovation to designing for spatial environments. This collaboration emphasizes the role of spatial computing in creating dynamic, immersive experiences that seamlessly integrate with real-world contexts.
“Our transition into spatial computing represents a natural progression for L+R, as we explore the next phase of interactive technology,” said Ivan Leider. “Through our partnership with Meta, we’ve developed tools that are not only technically advanced but also deeply aligned with user needs.”
Meta Connect, an annual event that convenes leaders in augmented and virtual reality, provided the ideal platform to debut this groundbreaking project. By leveraging the capabilities of the Meta Spatial SDK, L+R continues to set new standards for user-centric innovation in spatial design.
“Collaborating with Meta has been an opportunity to expand the boundaries of what technology can achieve,” added Ryan Riegner. “This project illustrates the immense potential of spatial computing to redefine how people interact with digital spaces.”
Our transition into spatial computing represents a natural progression for L+R, as we explore the next phase of interactive technology.
Ivan Leider
Director of Engineering
L+R
L+R’s involvement in this initiative is part of its broader mission to integrate emerging technologies into practical, impactful solutions. As the firm continues to pioneer advancements in spatial computing, it remains committed to delivering meaningful experiences that drive innovation and value for its clients.
Explore more about L+R’s work in spatial computing by visiting our Spatial Computing Service Line.
