Spatial Pixel

This past week at Spatial Pixel, we're all just looking for something real... Getting real physical... What if you could control the lights in your space simply by looking at them? That's what Matt Kish did, student at Taubman College of Architecture + Urban Planning, University of Michigan, with Procession's new IFTTT integration. We think there's real potential by connecting AI and spatial computing with physical hardware like this. Should AI be certain? Spatial Pixel's William Martin spoke at The City University of New York / AIA Brooklyn in a talk on AI and spatial computing, kicking off their series on uncertainties in AI. Is AI trustworthy? Guest Speaker: Prem Ramaswami from Google, Data Commons spoke on trustworthiness in LLMs. He shared a ton of useful links and research where natural language prompts are used to visualize public data sets. You can read about last week's research here: https://lnkd.in/eTBisY5f

This past week at Spatial Pixel, we're all just looking for something real... Getting real physical... What if you could control the lights in your space simply by looking at them? That's what Matt Kish did, student at Taubman College of Architecture + Urban Planning, University of Michigan, with Procession's new IFTTT integration. We think there's real potential by connecting AI and spatial computing with physical hardware like this. Should AI be certain? Spatial Pixel's William Martin spoke at The City University of New York / AIA Brooklyn in a talk on AI and spatial computing, kicking off their series on uncertainties in AI. Is AI trustworthy? Guest Speaker: Prem Ramaswami from Google, Data Commons spoke on trustworthiness in LLMs. He shared a ton of useful links and research where natural language prompts are used to visualize public data sets. You can read about last week's research here: https://lnkd.in/eTBisY5f

William Martin will be speaking about our work at Spatial Pixel at AIA Brooklyn x CityTech as part of their "UNcertainty Series" during Session 1, "Uncertainty: the Artificial Intelligence Spectrum." He'll be joined by speakers Sandra Manninger at New York Institute of Technology's AR2ILab and Robert Otani at Thornton Tomasetti. Stop by if you're in NYC tomorrow night! _______________________________ Event details here: https://lnkd.in/emhPpPf4

How might we enable spatial computing beyond glasses? In the spirit of fostering an open environment for research that can enable this future, we’re sharing experiments as we go. We put together a post on this week's experiments, including details on our beta, new features, as well as links from this week's guest speakers Josh Goldblum and Kshitij Agrawal who spoke in our classes about spatial interaction and AI+UX Trends. You can find it below: This Week at Spatial Pixel — Sep 9, 2024 Research, Research & More Research https://lnkd.in/ev75YWhU William Martin Violet Whitney ---------- TLDR: 1—People are starting to test the Procession beta. 2—We added generative-text capabilities. 3—We ran a creative AI workshop with local artists. 4—We hosted some guest speakers