Discover how HUSH leveraged Magic Leap Workshop for their Helix project—employing AR for a revolutionary design review process with their client DEVCO. This case study marks a significant advancement in architectural visualization, enabling real-time iterations and immersive reviews at scale.
We partnered with Dimensional Innovations to study how Magic Leap Assist could be integrated into their workflows—allowing workers to connect anytime, anywhere when expert assistance is required. Using a shared perspective, experts guide technicians through complex tasks step by step, incorporating schematic diagrams, digital objects, and precise annotations of their environment or objects directly into their 3D space.
Magic Leap invited wildland firefighters into the heart of our design process to explore how AR might serve those who serve us. Created for the World Economic Forum in Davos, Wildfire is a public sector command and control demo to showcase how Magic Leap 2 integrates live, intelligent, real-world content for users contextually, within an immersive god's-eye view of a scenario.
Spectator is a mobile app for iOS or Android that makes it easy to view and record mixed reality content streamed from Magic Leap 2 applications. With powerful camera tools and quick device connectivity, it allows builders to showcase Magic Leap 2 content in a variety of ways.
AR Tour is a prototype for an interactive museum experience that we produced for AWE 2024. It allows users to view digital information attached to real-world artifacts, with interactions that are triggered by gaze, touch, or proximity.
Mica is a photoreal, virtual human brought to life by a sophisticated AI framework that drives a highly realistic gaze system, enabling compelling one-on-one experiences that observe the social cues of human interaction. Created for Magic Leap 1, Mica was experienced by festival goers at Sundance, The Game Developer's Conference, The Future of Everything Festival, The Future Investment Initiative, and others.
We collaborated with the Royal Shakespeare Company and actor Rober Gilbert to capture his performance at the Magic Leap motion capture stage in Culver City with 64 cameras and live audio. Post production consisted of reconstructing the 3D performance, building a CG environment, adding a particle system, and developing sophisticated post lighting tools. The mixed-reality piece toured on Magic Leap 1 to wide success at events such as Sundance, SXSW, Film Independent's The Portal, and others.
For 15+ years I’ve worked at the messy intersection of technology, storytelling, and craft — turning ambitious creative ideas into things that actually ship. I build teams, systems, and workflows that let great projects move at speed without the wheels coming off, and I love working deeply with engineers and designers equally.
I’ve led production on product launches, large-scale experiences, and enterprise apps, and I currently spend a lot of time thinking about how AI and AR are reshaping creative pipelines. What I care about most is creating environments where execution and ambition go hand in glove so that we can do great things.
I also make art.