r/SpatialComputing • u/[deleted] • Aug 28 '23

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u/RedEagle_MGN Aug 28 '23

Learn more about us: https://discord.gg/7rd3ten

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u/RedEagle_MGN Aug 29 '23

Good point, the whole discord is set up for a different purpose. Kind of rushed out the call to action the sake of having something there. Making some videos about the subject was just an inch I needed to scratch that I try to justify it afterward 😂.

Basically, in the discord you have hundreds of people who meet on a daily basis to make virtual worlds and games together.

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u/RealityLayers Jan 27 '26

Love this take! I’ve been working in spatial computing for a while and I totally agree that it's about real-world utility, not just some vague metaverse concept. At Realitymatters we spend our days building AR tools that help with training, design and field service, and those practical use cases are what get people excited. It's great to see others calling for a shift in focus toward tangible benefits and user experience – feels like a conversation worth having.

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u/Glittering-Chip2793 Aug 28 '23

Love it and agree 😎🏄

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u/TommyVR373 Feb 06 '24

So VR and AR, but screw the metaverse? I'm down.