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Gabe Paez of Autodesk joins the podcast to talk about the intersection of humans and immersive technologies, the magic of experiencing ideas together, shared reality, the difficulty of change in relation to new tools and workflows, the value of working in different ways, the (controversial) notion of having fun at work, Extended Reality (XR) as it relates to remote work, shortening the distance between an idea and an experience, experiential tools, the value of collaboration, synchronous and asynchronous work on projects, interactive and manipulatable environments, persistence of virtual environments, and more.
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- Gabe on LinkedIn
- Gabe on Twitter
- Autodesk on LinkedIn
- Autodesk on Twitter
- Autodesk on Instagram
- Autodesk Extended Reality (XR)
- The Wild website
- IrisVR website
- TRXL 065: ‘Designing the Designer’, with Andreea Cojocaru
- Check out my other podcasts too: Archispeak and Peopleverse
- My YouTube channel
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