Overview
XRMemory'25: 2nd International Workshop on Spatial Memory in XR focuses on the emerging challenge of recording and representing spatial experiences in a way that supports adaptive playback, particularly within XR environments. While photos and videos have long served as passive memory aids, the rise of AR/VR technologies and spatial computing enables the capture of experiences that are not only immersive but also interactive and reconfigurable—supporting interaction with recorded scenes, virtual avatars, AI agents, and other immersed and non-immersed humans.
This workshop aims to bring together experts across AI, XR, graphics, computer vision, and large language models (LLMs) to investigate the technological foundations for capturing, recreating, and sharing these dynamic spatial experiences. By fostering discussions on how these interdisciplinary technologies can enable richer, more vivid forms of memory retention and experience sharing, we hope to reshape the way we remember memories across the boundaries of time and space.
Methods for capturing and structuring dynamic spatial experiences in XR environments.
User perception and cognitive modeling of recorded spatial experiences across time and media.
Systems and frameworks for interactive and adaptive playback of recorded spatial memories.
Techniques for integrating virtual avatars, AI agents, and real users into reconfigurable memory scenes.
Standardization and representation models for storing and sharing immersive spatiotemporal experiences.