Discussion based on an XR session with David Millard on the use of XR nodes which could serve as spatial academic poster.
Author: admin-future
The January Project
I have been invited pitch to a prestigious organization to further increase the credibility of this work to further grow our community and experiments. As such I’ll be sending a letter in PDF form to the person in question and this letter will also be viewable in XR. I’ll be spending January building this capability… Continue reading The January Project
5 Jan 2026
January Project This month’s project is presented here: The January Project. AI: Summary The session examined how documents—specifically letters—might function as active knowledge objects within XR environments, emphasizing the shift from static text toward spatially situated reading, interpretation, and action. Discussion focused on how environment, metadata, reader intent, and spatial arrangement can fundamentally change how… Continue reading 5 Jan 2026
29 Dec 2025
We discussed the year in review to some extend but looked more to the future. We decided that we will start next year with a dialog around Knowledge Objects for XR (copy paste!), for a lack of a better term. AI: Summary This session focused on the final stages of publishing the Future Text book… Continue reading 29 Dec 2025
15 December 2025
AI: Summary The session explored how knowledge might move beyond static documents toward dynamic, spatial, and participatory forms, especially in XR. Discussion centered on whether we are approaching something like an “ultimate wisdom library,” not as a repository of answers, but as an environment where knowledge can be re-shaped, contextualized, and interacted with in ways… Continue reading 15 December 2025
2026 Welcome (lyrics)
If we expand our space for thought, we expand who we can be. Thinking and speaking aren’t the same operation,Most thinking runs fast, under the conversation,Statements form quickly, behind the scene,Pulled from the past, efficient, routine.This background thinking keeps life on track,But it mostly repeats what we already pack. Speaking is narrow, a thin output… Continue reading 2026 Welcome (lyrics)
15 Dec 2025
AI: Summary The session examined how a future wisdom library might be realized through XR, spatial interfaces, and open metadata, focusing on how knowledge systems could remain fluid, contextual, and revisable rather than fixed, authoritative, or purely archival, with books, documents, and libraries treated as evolving participants in a broader ecosystem of understanding rather than static endpoints. AI: Highlights Frode… Continue reading 15 Dec 2025
22 Dec 2025
AI: Summary The session explored how scholarly knowledge can be structured, connected, and experienced in XR, focusing on the tension between fixed documents and fluid, reader-driven assemblies of text, metadata, and annotation, with sustained attention to reading practices, binding and curation, and the shifting audiences of academic writing in a machine-mediated world. AI: Highlights The… Continue reading 22 Dec 2025
A Sound of Text
The following two pieces are AI orchestrated compositions based on The Future of Text V and VI. Process described below. A Sound of Text: A Quiet Sound of Text: Lyrics We’ve been living in a world of flat and frozen lines where the pages never move and the wisdom’s hard to find… Continue reading A Sound of Text
8 December 2025
AI: Summary This meeting focused on extensive discussions about text presentation in XR/VR environments. The conversation explored fundamental questions about how text should be displayed and interacted with in spatial computing contexts, including debates about rectangles versus non-rectangular containers, the challenges of maintaining readability and context in 3D spaces, and the balance between 2Dlegacy formats and new 3D possibilities. Peter Wasilko demonstrated how he… Continue reading 8 December 2025