A podcast amplifying the voices, ideas, and impact of women building the future of spatial computing.
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Inspiring conversations with spatial computing pioneers
Designing for Spatial Computing Before the Rulebook Existed
with Martyna Talaga
SPATIAL COMPUTING PRODUCT DESIGNER
Martyna Talaga, a product designer with over 7 years across XR, MedTech, and R&D, joins me to talk about designing for headsets before there were any real guidelines to follow, starting with HoloLens 2 and now building for Apple Vision Pro. We get into her day-to-day toolkit, from Figma and Spline to spatial prototyping apps like Scenery and ShapesXR, and the technical constraints that shape good spatial UX.
She also shares her experience designing for healthcare and close out talking about Apple's first developer event in Poland, and the spatial computing experiences that keep her coming back to the headset.
- From Graphic Design to Spatial Computing
- Her Spatial Design Toolkit
- The Current Challenges of Designing Spatial Experiences
- Designing for Healthcare in XR
- Inside Apple's First Developer Event in Poland
- The Spatial Experiences That Keep Her Coming Back to the Headset
Getting Closer to the Story: Spatial Video Journalism on Apple Vision Pro
with Maura Axelrod
CO-FOUNDER & EDITOR IN CHIEF, PRIMARY: NEWS IN DEPTH
Maura Axelrod, co-founder of Primary: News in Depth, joins me fresh off an Apple Design Award win to talk about bringing spatial video storytelling to the news. We cover how filming in spatial video changes the viewer's relationship to a story, including coverage of an earthquake in Venezuela.
She also shares her path from ABC News to founding a journalism app built entirely around spatial video shot on iPhone, and what's next for Primary as she looks to bring in more journalists from around the world.
- What is Primary: News in Depth
- Presence and Empathy in Journalism with Spatial Video
- Trust, Authenticity, and AI in the Age of Fake News
- From ABC News to Co-Founding Primary With Sam Baumel
- First Impressions of the Apple Vision Pro
- Inside WWDC: The Apple Design Awards
- What's Next for Primary
A Decade of Spatial Computing and a Community Still Going Strong
with Soraya Jaber
CO-FOUNDER, STUDIO MEIJE
Soraya Jaber, co-founder of Studio Meije, joins me just days before WWDC to share early insights from the 2026 visionOS Professionals Survey, an unfiltered look at what developers are feeling, building, and hoping for.
We discuss what it takes to thrive through more than a decade in an industry that often wasn't ready for the technology, how AI is transforming what small studios can create, and why, despite the challenges, 85% of the visionOS community remains optimistic about the platform's future.
- Early Insights from the visionOS Professionals Survey 2026
- From Student Project to Raising €8M at 19
- Why Apple Vision Pro Changed Everything
- AI and the New Pace of Building
- Making the Case for Spatial Computing in Enterprise
- The Community, the Collective and What's Next
Roxana Monica Nagy.
"Spatial computing gives us something rare. A clean slate. A chance to ask what our relationship with technology should actually look like."
I am a creative technologist who has been building for Apple platforms since 2013. In 2017 I discovered augmented reality through some of the first ARKit projects in the industry, and that curiosity grew into leading immersive technology at a consulting agency, co-founding a spatial computing studio, and eventually creating Women in Spatial to amplify the women architecting the next medium.
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What is Women in Spatial?
Hosted by Roxana Nagy, Women in Spatial is a podcast amplifying the voices, ideas, and impact of women building the future of spatial computing. Each episode takes you behind the vision of the developers, designers, artists, filmmakers, founders, and storytellers working at the frontier of Apple Vision Pro and visionOS. Real conversations about the work, the journey, and what it really takes to build something no one's built before.
Who is this for?
The podcast features women — but it's made for everyone. Whether you're building in spatial computing, thinking about making the leap, or simply curious about where technology is heading, there's a seat for you here.
How can I be a guest on the podcast?
We're always looking for women doing interesting work in spatial computing. If that sounds like you or someone you know, we'd love to hear from you. Get in touch →
I'm interested in sponsoring or partnering. How does that work?
Women in Spatial is open to partnerships with brands, tools, and platforms that genuinely serve the spatial computing community. If you're interested in sponsoring the podcast, collaborating on content, or exploring other opportunities, reach out and let's talk. Get in touch →