Spatial computing solutions

Spatial computing is used across industries to replace static tools and manual processes. For example, Insight has helped organizations:

• Retail: Use digital twins and AR to compare store layouts, optimize shelf configurations, and support real-time inventory and restocking decisions.
• Manufacturing & operations: Connect immersive environments with live production data to monitor equipment, track performance, and manage assets remotely.
• Healthcare: Simulate clinical scenarios, allowing staff to practice interactions and workflows in realistic patient scenarios.
• Facilities & space planning: Create digital twins to walk through and explore layouts before physical design and buildout.

Digital twins give organizations an interactive, data‑connected view of physical environments, making it easier to understand, plan, and manage operations.

Key benefits include:

• Remote visibility: View equipment, inventory, and environments from anywhere.
• Test before you act: Simulate layouts and changes before implementation.
• Data in context: See operational data directly within a 3D environment.
• Replace static tools: Move from photos, PDFs, and blueprints to interactive, walkable environments.

Augmented reality (AR) can improve business operations by overlaying digital information onto physical environments in real time.

 In the workplace, AR is used to guide tasks with visual instructions, enhance training, and support guided workflows by helping employees complete tasks step by step in context.

AI glasses are wearable devices that display digital information within a user’s field of view, allowing hands-free interaction with data while working in a physical environment.

In spatial computing, they enable:

• Access to contextual information while working
• Interaction with augmented content in real time
• Seamless integration between physical tasks and digital insights