AWS Spatial Computing Blog

AWS Spatial Computing is excited to announce the release of the Visual Asset Management System (VAMS) 2.0, a significant update to the open-source solution designed to streamline the way organizations manage spatial computing data. This release helps enterprises across various industries with the challenges posed by the increasing complexity and volume of 3D data, computer-aided […]

Next week kicks off the 15th annual Augmented World Expo (AWE) in Long Beach, CA! AWE is the one of the premiere conferences for everything Spatial Computing, including: Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and Mixed Reality (MR) (collectively referred to as Extended Reality (XR)); as well as supporting technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), […]

© Chand – stock.adobe.com What is WebXR? WebXR stands as a cutting-edge web standard designed to enable immersive virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) experiences directly within web browsers. This technology empowers developers to create and share interactive 3D environments online, offering users innovative and engaging ways to interact with digital content. Recent Developments […]

Continuing our series on Getting Started with Vision Pro on AWS, in this post we show how you can use AWS Amplify to quickly get started building with the Apple Vision Pro using Xcode and Amazon Web Services (AWS). This is Part 3 of the three part tutorial series. If you have not previously followed […]

Continuing our series on Getting Started with Vision Pro on AWS, in this post we show how you can use AWS Amplify to quickly get started building with the Apple Vision Pro using Xcode and Amazon Web Services (AWS). This is Part 2 of the three part tutorial series. If you have not previously followed […]

Continuing our series on Getting Started with Vision Pro on AWS, in this post we show how you can use AWS Amplify to quickly get started building with the Apple Vision Pro using Xcode and Amazon Web Services (AWS). AWS Amplify is a great tool to deploy an AWS backend with a visionOS front-end quickly. […]

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As a Spatial Computing Prototyping Architect at Amazon Web Services (AWS), I work in a variety of development environments with varying networking needs. When a near real-time bi-directional networking solution is required, I consider using WebSockets. Amazon API Gateway WebSocket APIs are a serverless managed WebSocket solution that can be used with a variety of […]

AWS re:Invent is just around the corner, and Spatial Computing specialists will be on hand at the event to walk you through exciting technical presentations, workshops and more. Register here for re:Invent, and get started on your spatial computing journey. Available Talks CMP321 | Deploying photogrammetry & 3D models in the cloud with RealityCapture In […]

Learn how to start developing apps now for the upcoming Apple Vision Pro headset using Xcode and Amazon Web Services (AWS) services. This post walks through creating a basic VisionOS app, connecting it to Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) storage, and dynamically loading 3D model assets into your VR scenes. In this post you will […]