Empowering the Future: Campfire Ignites Collaboration Through Apple Vision PRO

The future of technology is one where creativity and innovation converge as the driving forces behind productivity and collaboration. Campfire, a Mixed Reality (MR) immersive collaboration solutions provider is leading the space by showing exactly how industry and work efficiencies can be raised. Recently, the company announced that their groundbreaking software will be the first to be showcased on Apple Vision Pro headsets. Not only does this confirm a use of the most advanced spatial computing available but also confirms that our future of work experiences will be vastly different to what we have experienced so far.

The Rise of MR in Remote Collaboration

As more and more of us work remotely, the need to find better ways to collaborate over the same 3D assets is both urgent and vital. Campfire for Vision Pro lets remote workers see and interact with identical AR/MR visualisations of one another’s 3D assets. This will be a game-changer in how professionals interact with and use 3D designs; regardless of where in the world they are based, teams will be able to work simultaneously on the same 3D assets like never before.

Campfire: A Beacon for Enterprise Solutions

It’s a moment for Campfire, but it’s also significant for enterprise solution providers, who are increasingly looking to support next-gen spatial computing devices. Campfire’s desktop software, which is slated to arrive on the Apple Vision PRO’s dedicated app store this fall (a preview version can be requested for now, or sent through their form), represents a big pivot towards increased productivity for the company. It comes on the heels of the software’s success on iPad and Mac where its built-in AR capabilities already changed how teams interact.

A Proven Track Record of Success

So satisfying are Campfire’s tools for collaborative workflows that their clients include multinationals such as Raytheon, Collins Aerospace and PepsiCo. Saving time and money in sectors from construction to education by sharing 3D models the way we share 2D documents today is sufficient to win deals previously unreachable with legacy systems, explains Jay Wright, Campfire’s CEO and Co-founder.

Fueled by the Meta Quest 3 Phenomenon

Campfire’s roadmap mutated closer to an integration with Vision PRO as Meta invested further into the enterprise market thanks to user growth that now included Meta Quest 3 support. The shift towards spatial collaboration as a regular part of work for the enterprise space is being facilitated by Meta’s commitment to XR investments and the recent user growth seen. Competition in enterprise AR/XR among headset makers such as Lenovo and HTC VIVE will only ratchet up as Campfire’s integration with Vision PRO maps a competitive path to the corporate market.

Vision PRO: The New Frontier for Professional Collaboration

That’s exactly what Apple did by announcing Vision PRO, before releasing visionOS 2 somewhat days after. Apple is paving the way toward more 3D spatial recorded data and hand gestures to navigate, as well as better tools to optimise workflows. With Campfire, those workflows could be performed in more dynamic workspaces.

Empowering Enterprises with New Spatial Computing Capabilities

With Campforce now set to ignite the Vision PRO’s virtual reality, Apple’s forthcoming suite of enterprise spatial computing APIs is poised to elevate it to the next level in establishing a productive suite of workspace services. The user-friendliness of the device will be further enhanced by an improvement in sensor access and visualisation, coupled with a growing reliance on machine learning fuelled by the Apple Neural Engine.

About Campfire: Leading the Charge in MR Collaboration

Campfire’s solution places them at the forefront of MR collaboration, creating a shared space where teams can work together in 3D on shared virtual objects, from anywhere in the world. And this will soon be available on Apple Vision PRO. This is what the future of work will look like: not only will everyone be able to function at their best, regardless of geography or hardware, we will also get closer as we work, instead of growing further apart. Campfire is leading the way into this future for immersive remote work. With every step we take towards this future, it becomes increasingly clear what tomorrow’s workplaces will look like: immersive, seamless, and connected.