Background

Visioner aimed to launch the next generation of consumer Augmented Reality glasses. While their hardware was advanced, they lacked a cohesive and intuitive user interface that would make AR accessible to a mainstream audience, not just developers.

Challenge

The primary challenge was designing an AR operating system that felt natural and helpful, not intrusive or complex. We needed to create spatial interactions that were intuitive, reduce cognitive load, and establish a new visual language for everyday AR.

Solution

We developed "Spatial OS," a minimalist interface that uses contextual cues and gaze-based navigation. Key features included a dynamic "Info-Field" that surfaces relevant data based on the user's focus and a gesture-control system that feels as natural as pointing.

Outcome

Visioner's product received critical acclaim for its user-friendly design. User testing showed a 70% reduction in the time it took new users to complete core tasks. The product successfully bridged the gap between niche tech and mainstream adoption, securing a key partnership with a major software company.