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Workshop was a spatial collaboration product for Magic Leap 2.

My part of Workshop was shared annotation, menus, tutorials, code-driven motion, and reusable product systems, from interface and interaction design through implementation.

The product supported open-ended sessions around live data, 3D presentations, prototyping, and design review.

Workshop interface systems

Annotation tools, session settings, and spatial state changes.

The controller diagram places the pen, pin, arrow, text, and shape tools beside the annotation toolbar UI. The Experience Mode panel shows the choice between Workshop and Map modes with the session control bar.

The state-transition diagram follows a shape moving from state B to state A on a dotted ground plane.

A controller diagram beside the annotation toolbar UI with pen, pin, arrow, text, and shape tools.
Controller and annotation toolbar with pen, pin, arrow, text, and shape tools.
The Experience Mode settings panel offers Workshop and Map modes with the session control bar.
Experience Mode settings for Workshop and Map, with session controls.
A diagram shows a shape moving from state B to state A on a dotted ground plane.
A shape transitioning from state B to state A.

Workshop

A team in headsets around the same content.

Several people in Magic Leap 2 headsets could work around the same spatial content at once — the case the shared annotation and menu systems had to hold up under.

A team wearing Magic Leap headsets gathers around a shared review space.
Team review
Collaborators use Magic Leap headsets during a Workshop session.
Collaborative session