Concept      Mission      Technology  This is not a technology or a device.

AERIAL COMPUTING is not merely an aerial display technology or a device-specific concept. It is a cognition-centered spatial framework in which human understanding, judgment, and thought formation emerge through continuous interaction with space.

The background of this concept is connected to Interman Corporation and Shigeki Uetabira’s long-term work on reconstructing the real world as computational spatial structures. This lineage includes prior intellectual property filed with 2007 priority, including US Patent US8947421 and Japanese Patent JP5334911, directed to generating virtual spaces and three-dimensional map images representing the real world from information such as web-based location data, address information, and building-floor information.

This concept moves beyond information presentation to the design of environments that transform human understanding and cognition. Actions like touching, moving, understanding, and creating occur as a continuous flow rather than isolated events; understanding is not passively delivered from the outside, but organically emerges from the experience itself.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19702311

・PRWIRE   https://kyodonewsprwire.jp/release/202604107211

・Medium     https://medium.com/@shigearukyo/can-human-thought-evolve-a-record-of-aerial-computing-f3db93a4c23c

・GitHub       https://github.com/AERIALCOMPUTING/aerial-

AERIAL COMPUTER refers to any mechanism, system, or device that embodies the above concept, regardless of its specific implementation, method, or technical approach.