Spatial Hack AI at Apple Developer Center and NUS

[Gabriel Elijah Lipkowitz]

Hello NUS Hackers,

Have an idea for an app deploying Al on a headset? Want to see it as a real-world prototype?

Bring it to reality at Spatial Hack AI!

Last year, Hacking Spatial Computing at NUS and the Apple Developer Center in Singapore was a huge success, sparking creativity and innovation with the platform among students, designers, and developers across Singapore.

We will be having the second edition of this spatial hackathon at NUS and the Apple Developer Center on August 7, 8, and 10, and this year will give participants an opportunity to develop with both the latest in spatial computing with visionOS 27 for Apple Vision Pro, coupled with the latest exciting advances in Al that unlock intelligent app experiences across platforms announced by Apple at WWDC last month.

Please find out more and register your interest for a limited number of spots here:

https://hackspatialcomputing.com/

A few notes:

• Applying with a team is encouraged but it is also totally fine to come by yourself — you will get to meet other wonderful participants at the event itself. 
• Devices will be available — you do not need an Apple Vision Pro to participate.
• Certificates of participation will be awarded for hackathon attendees.
• Winners will have the opportunity to present to Apple leadership in Singapore.

Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions! 

Best,
Gabe

Assistant Professor Gabriel Lipkowitz :: Division of Industrial Design :: College of Design and Engineering :: National University of Singapore :: 8 Architecture Drive SDE4 #05-02 Singapore 117356 :: Smart Systems Institute :: National University of Singapore :: 3 Research Link #06-01 117602 :: g...@nus.edu.sg :: https://www.i3d.design/

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