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HoloDock is a pocket-sized optical engine that turns an ordinary phone into a spatial computer — with SpatialOS as the operating layer, an MCP gateway for the tools you already run, Openware plugins for existing apps, and a developer path from first project to published spatial app.
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InfinityID Labs develops a human interface layer for spatial computing, connecting the smartphones people already own with interactive experiences in their surroundings. Its flagship product, HoloDock, is a pocket-sized optical engine that plugs into a compatible phone over USB-C. The phone supplies computing, storage and apps, while the dock provides projection, depth sensing and spatial tracking to create floating 3D visuals.
The platform brings together three components. HoloDock provides the hardware; SpatialOS runs on the phone to manage calibration, rendering, scenes and device controls; and Openware offers a plugin framework for developers to add spatial features to their own apps. The company also describes an MCP gateway for connecting tools and services, along with APIs, SDKs, camera access and developer resources for building and publishing spatial apps.
HoloDock is presented as supporting iOS and Android, with features including gesture and voice input, spatial anchors and depth reconstruction. InfinityID Labs aims to make spatial interfaces accessible without requiring a separate standalone computer or headset.
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