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praise forenvisioning holograms

by author,M. pell

Pell is a visionary designer who has created a must-read for anyone making content for the HoloLens, Magic Leap, or any other AR system.

Charlie Fink

Forbes Columnist, Consultant, Speaker, Author

Envisioning Holograms is a guidebook for designing our holographic future that will change how we work, play and communicate.

Tony Parisi

Global Head of AR/VR for Unity. Industry legend

Design students, this book is your treasure map. Design teachers, make this required reading.

Cynthia Andrews

Data Artist and Visualizer

this book helps define a new design language for this world-changing medium.

Ori Inbar

Managing Partner for Super Ventures, an AR/VR fund

Envisioning Holograms is An exceptional introduction to a new way of thinking about software

Lucas Rizzotto

Award-winning creator of Mixed Reality experiences.

I was truly enthralled reading Envisioning Holograms. Its certainly a foundational book for me and my team.

Denise Elizabeth White

CEO of SPATIALx

The Age of Smart Information

How Artificial Intelligence and Spatial Computing will transform the way we communicate forever

M. Pell

Foreword by Charlie Fink

The Age of Smart Information

Copyright 2019 by M. Pell Futuristic Design, Inc.

All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof
may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever
without the express written permission of the publisher
except for the use of brief quotations in a book review,
whether in print, live presentation, or online.

Designed, written, illustrated, and produced by M. Pell

ISBN-13: 978-1-7336870-2-7

First Edition, 2019

Printed in the USA

Published by

Futuristic Design, Inc.
Seattle | New York City

www.FuturisticDesign.com

This one is for you.

CONTENTS

FOREWORD

FOREWORD

Text book

by Charlie Fink

Our relationship to content, and the real world itself, is changing. As we enter this next phase of ubiquitous, invisible, and wearable computing, what was flat, now has dimensions. What was dead, is now alive, energized by AI and Spatial Computing. Mike Pell explains in the following pages how data, text, pictures, graphics, and anything else really, can be enabled to reveal deeper meaning, hidden relationships, and even tell its own story. In this book, Pell shares his compelling vision for the future of information and our most vital and humble communications tool text.

Readers of Pells first book, Envisioning Holograms, were given a unique look at the design thinking and approach taken when creating content for the then newly invented Microsoft HoloLens. As one of the creators of Adobe Acrobat, Pell has some experience with disruption, which makes him the right person to shed some light on whats coming next for us in the area of information design, consumption, and authoring.

Understanding the context of whats happening all around us now is key to comprehending the importance of this book. Most industry experts like myself subscribe to a few commonly held ideas. The first, and most important, is that Augmented Reality is the operating system for the real world. The world now has another layer or dimension, mediated by the camera, which is constantly digitizing and potentially altering all we see in real time. Writing in Wired, Kevin Kelly calls this the Mirrorworld, the digital twin of our world, invisible to the naked eye. I call it a world painted with data. Magic Leap calls it the Magicverse, and AWE founder and VC investor Ori Inbar calls it Wikipedia for the real world, and so on. Lots of names, one idea. Theres a vast invisible world that we are just now starting to surface.

Into this scenario comes Pell, fresh from his pioneering design work on Envisioning Holograms. His frequent lectures begin with the observation that we spend much of our time reading ordinary text on our computers and mobile devices, yet that textual aspect of communication hasnt changed at all in decades despite our daily technical advancements. He then asks his favorite question - how will text change in a more dimensional world? (like the ones we just talked about above). Would everything still really be a page?

Pells belief is that the old way of reading 2D pages will be supplanted by a multi-dimensional experience. He predicts the page will soon become a tired affordance of the old world: lifeless, isolated, and dead as a tombstone. Its time for text to come alive and propel us toward what he calls The Age of Smart Information.

This book predicts that in the near future, the data we regularly consume will feel like its alive and aware, powered by a type of Artificial Intelligence that understands our routines, location, time of day, schedule, and even our emotions, to automatically filter how it is presented to us. New devices, together with precise geolocation and latency-free cloud computing, will be able to place information exactly where and when we need it, without us having to take any explicit action to make it happen. Pell believes this unique, personalized combination of Spatial Computing and Artificial Intelligence will enable our most common forms of communication to come to life right before our eyes.

The beauty we seek is not found in first impressions, but rather in how the truth reveals itself, is Pells poetic description of what the exploration of Smart Information allows. In this new world of Spatial Computing, containers of information will know how and when to reveal their hidden gems.

But, even when powered by a sophisticated AI, only humans can ascribe meaning and recognize value from any new delivery format. I experienced that effect myself during a mind-blowing demo at Augmented World Expo last year, where I found myself walking through Shakespeares Hamlet using Flow Immersive in Virtual Reality. It was presented as a room-scale 3D forest of slowly animating words and the narratives phrases, which gave me a new perspective on a classic work.

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