❓Problem

The real issue

Spatial Computing is at the forefront of technological innovation, offering a world of three-dimensional possibilities and immersive experiences. However, its adoption and growth are hindered by a series of fundamental challenges faced by developers and businesses in this field.

Key Challenges

• High development costs and technical barriers: Developing applications for Spatial Computing involves significant costs that can be challenging for many developers and businesses. According to our research, the basic development costs range from $96,000 to $200,000, representing a considerable barrier to market entry.

• Lack of cross-platform solutions: Despite rapid advancements in application development technologies, there are still no effective alternatives in the context of spatial computing. This limits the flexibility and interoperability of spatial applications, hindering their adoption and expansion.

• Absence of e-commerce/content management platforms: E-commerce and content management platforms play a crucial role in the creation and distribution of online content. However, there are currently no equivalents of Shopify, WordPress, or Wix in the realm of spatial computing. This lack of specialized tools makes it difficult to create and monetize content.

• Shortage of no-code builders: The trend of creating applications without writing code is growing in the software development field, but in spatial computing, the lack of tools like TapCart for no-code application creation represents a significant limitation. This absence hinders the involvement of individuals with little programming experience in the development of spatial applications.

Application development for Spatial Computing involves unique technical and creative challenges. It requires specialized teams with advanced knowledge in areas such as three-dimensional user interface design, integration of spatial sensors, and performance optimization for various devices.

Moreover, while mobile and personal computing rely on traditional interfaces like screens and keyboards, spatial computing introduces a wide range of interactions, such as gestures and voice commands.