Episode 12 – Justin Liang – CEO, Inspace XR

by Michael Waitze | Feb 17, 2019

I spoke with Justin Liang about the vision and goals for Inspace XR. Justin is a passionate and compelling speaker and deeply interested in how virtual reality, augmented reality and XR technologies change people’s lives for the better.

Justin is the CEO and Founder at Inspace XR, where the vision is to change the way buildings are designed, constructed and maintained, employing cutting edge XR technologies and improve people’s lives.

The Inspace XR team is working with the world’s leading architecture, engineering and construction companies in developing Augmented and Virtual Reality applications. They also work closely with Universities to educate students that XR technologies are not only useful for games, but also for design.

In April 2018, Inspace XR released River Fox, software that allows Architects and Interior Designers to create photo-realistic, interactive VR from CAD in 1 click.

Episode 12 - Justin Liang – CEO, Inspace XR

by Justin Liang | Asia Tech Podcast

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