The term Spatial Computing is a technology that offers us an immersive experience by allowing users to perceive digital content in 3D, as though the items were real and right in front of them. As opposed to traditional computing, which is carried out behind a 2D screen. Spatial computing uses digital technology to make computers interact seamlessly in a three-dimensional world using augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and mixed reality (MR). It also involves artificial intelligence (AI), camera sensors, and computer vision components that work together to track environments, people, and objects. With spatial computing, various kinds of digital content, from blueprints to documents and models, become tangible things that we can interact with using AR or VR headsets. Although spatial computing is still in its infancy, anyone can experience it using an AR Head-Mounted Display or a smartphone.