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In this special solo episode of Connected in 3D, host Ashley Crowder breaks down the biggest announcements from Augmented World Expo 2025 where the XR industry showed just how close we are to delivering on the promise of spatial computing.
From Snap’s AI-powered Spectacles and Qualcomm’s ultra-efficient AR1+ chip to Niantic’s real-world spatial map and Sony’s enterprise XR solutions, Ashley highlights the technologies that are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible.
It’s clear: XR is no longer just experimental—it’s evolving fast, and the building blocks for mass adoption are falling into place.
Whether you're in 3D, AI, digital twins, or immersive tech, this episode offers a sharp, insider look at where the industry is heading next.
In this special solo episode of Connected in 3D, host Ashley Crowder breaks down the biggest announcements from Augmented World Expo 2025 where the XR industry showed just how close we are to delivering on the promise of spatial computing.
From Snap’s AI-powered Spectacles and Qualcomm’s ultra-efficient AR1+ chip to Niantic’s real-world spatial map and Sony’s enterprise XR solutions, Ashley highlights the technologies that are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible.
It’s clear: XR is no longer just experimental—it’s evolving fast, and the building blocks for mass adoption are falling into place.
Whether you're in 3D, AI, digital twins, or immersive tech, this episode offers a sharp, insider look at where the industry is heading next.