Cognitive3D

Last week at AES, we introduced Embeddable Session Replay, an important evolution of one of Cognitive3D’s flagship capabilities. The idea is simple: XR session review shouldn’t be limited to where the analytics platform lives. Customers and partners can now bring Cognitive3D’s interactive 3D Session Replay directly into their own products, portals, reporting environments, and review workflows. That means the spatial context that makes XR data valuable, including movement, gaze, events, sensor data, and object behaviour, can be reviewed where teams and stakeholders already work. And you can see it in action. We’ve embedded an interactive Session Replay directly into the blog below. Take a look and explore the replay for yourself: https://lnkd.in/gRCwDAvt

Introducing 3D Zones, now available in Cognitive3D. 3D Zones gives XR and robotics teams a new way to measure activity within the areas that matter to their applications. Draw and name Zones directly on your 3D scene, then track visits, time spent, and activity based on position, gaze, or line of sight. You can also explore historical data within an area, compare Zone behaviour across sessions, and use location and duration as part of pass/fail Objectives. By turning meaningful areas into measurable data, 3D Zones adds another layer of spatial context to the sessions you already capture with Cognitive3D. 3D Zones is generally available now and appears as Zones in the Cognitive3D dashboard. Learn more and see it in action: https://lnkd.in/g4ZiDXZp

Session Replay can now become part of the environments where your teams and customers already work. We’re excited to announce Embeddable Session Replay, giving Cognitive3D customers and partners the ability to bring interactive 3D XR playback into their own portals, products, internal tools, and customer-facing experiences. Instead of sending users to a separate analytics dashboard, teams can embed Session Replay directly into their existing workflows, while preserving the spatial context, gaze data, events, sensor data, and object behaviour that make XR replay valuable. For our partners and customers, this also means the ability to offer interactive 3D replay within their own branded experiences, without having to build and maintain the replay infrastructure themselves. Read the full announcement and see what’s new: https://lnkd.in/gRCwDAvt

XR analytics can tell you what happened during a session. But can you tell who was in the headset? With Cognitive3D Identify, organizations can connect XR sessions to verified participants, making it easier to understand individual activity and performance across training, research, and enterprise XR programs. Identify is designed around the realities of XR authentication. Participants can authenticate through familiar enterprise workflows, then connect their identity to the headset using methods such as QR codes, PINs, and other XR-friendly options. For developers, the Cognitive3D Unity SDK also includes an Identify sample to help teams integrate identification workflows directly into their XR experiences. In our latest blog, we break down how Identify works, the different ways participants can be identified, and how it can connect with existing enterprise and learning workflows. Read the blog to learn more: https://lnkd.in/g-dm_vz2

We’re heading to Atlanta for Augmented Enterprise Summit! The Cognitive3D team will be at AES October 13–15, connecting with teams working across enterprise XR and talking about how spatial analytics can provide better visibility into immersive programs, from user behaviour and performance to outcomes and ROI. If you’re attending, come find us at Booth 101 to meet the team and see what we’ve been working on. 🌴 And if you’re wondering why we’ve gone with a tiki theme this year… ask us about it. There might be a little more happening beyond the expo floor! 📍 Atlanta, GA 📅 October 13–15, 2026 📌 Booth 101 See you at AES!

Proud to have Cognitive3D at Seattle XR Connect last week as both a sponsor and part of the conversation. It was a great opportunity to connect with the Seattle XR community, share what we’ve been building, and hear how teams are approaching XR, real-time 3D, digital twins, and spatial computing across the enterprise. A highlight was hearing our Head of Data Science, Nicola Anderson, PhD, present “Lessons from 350M Minutes in the Headset” and explore what large-scale XR data can teach us about behaviour in immersive experiences. Thanks to everyone who stopped by the Cognitive3D demo, joined the session, or took the time to talk spatial analytics with our team. And a big thank you to our fellow sponsors Unity and The Khronos Group, as well as the Seattle XR Connect team, for bringing the community together for an evening of demos, ideas, and conversations about where industrial XR is heading next. We were glad to be part of it. Until next time, Seattle. 👋