Sep 24, 2026 · 24 min · 12 segments
In this Season 1 episode of Tech 101, we explore spatial computing, where digital content becomes part of the space around us. From immersive workspaces to interactive learning and entertainment, we…
Daniel LopezHostUPNHost
Instead of interacting only through a flat screen, people can interact with digital objects, interfaces, and informations positioned within three-dimensional space.

So Ms. Jackie, are smartphones and traditional computer screens eventually going to disappear?
I mean, we already see those smart glasses, right, where you, uh, you're able to do so much with them, so it may, may come down to that someday.
I, I wouldn't be surprised if that's what happens down, down the road in the next maybe five years or so.

Remember the modem time, right? Now modem is no longer [laughs] used, which is at the time of the 90s.

Well, so, uh, Ms. Jackie, probably not completely, but the role could change, right? Totally change.

Instead of interacting only through a flat screen, people can interact with digital objects, interfaces, and informations positioned within three-dimensional space.

So Ms. Jackie, are smartphones and traditional computer screens eventually going to disappear?
I mean, we already see those smart glasses, right, where you, uh, you're able to do so much with them, so it may, may come down to that someday.
I, I wouldn't be surprised if that's what happens down, down the road in the next maybe five years or so.

Remember the modem time, right? Now modem is no longer [laughs] used, which is at the time of the 90s.

Well, so, uh, Ms. Jackie, probably not completely, but the role could change, right? Totally change.
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