Join a panel on the world of Extended Reality (XR).

What is the current state of Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality and Mixed Reality?

What's holding the industry and adoption back?

What is the device landscape and the architecture stack?

What's possible now and where is this technology headed?

René Schulte, Director of Global Innovation, Research & Incubation, Valorem Reply

René creates and leads interdisciplinary development teams across the globe working on emerging technologies. His experience with VR/AR/MR/Spatial Computing development and 3D programming results from more than 10 years working with Spatial Computing technologies that are transforming how we interact with computers. He is a Global Advisory Board Member for the VR AR Association and an Advisory Board Member for XR Bootcamp.

Elizabeth Baron, Enterprise Solutions Executive, Unity Technologies

Elizabeth specializes in immersive realities, volumetric storytelling, VR/AR hardware and software, and industrial design methodology for VR and AR. At Unity Technologies, she helps enterprises bring smart, immersive realities to life. This allows enterprise data to be shared globally, across connected work teams, enabling collaborative decision making. Elizabeth is a mentor at the XR Ignite Community Hub and Hyper-Accelerator. She is a former immersive reality technical specialist at Ford Motor Company.

Glen Allmendinger, President and Founder, Harbor Research

Glen Allmendinger is a thought leader in the world of Smart Systems and the Internet of Things. He has co-authored several pioneering articles on Smart Systems and services and has spoken at over 100 industry events focused on machine-to-machine (M2M), Smart Systems, and the Internet of Things. Working with a diverse mix of customers at Harbor, as well as a rich grasp of market and industry research, gives Glen unique insight into the current and future states of technology and the markets and business ecosystems that drive adoption.

Extending Reality: The Future of Augmented, Virtual and Mixed Realities