| ZOME Releases a Full Spatial Wearable Interface for Apple Vision Pro, Designed by Hussein Chalayan The latest ZOME release brings the entire app to the user’s forearm, transforming spatial computing from a window-based experience into a wearable extension of the body. ZOME launched its latest digital wearable interface for Apple Vision Pro. Designed by acclaimed designer Hussein Chalayan RDI MBE, the new release enables users to control the full ZOME app directly on their forearm. |
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| Youtube Link https://youtu.be/LQflIHxTSJA Built for Apple Vision Pro, this ground-breaking release allows ZOME to move beyond the traditional rectangular app window and become the first app, and the first AR platform, to operate fully as a spatial wearable designed for the body. The result is a new kind of human-interface experience: one in which digital tools are no longer separate from the user, but integrated into movement, presence, and spatial awareness. No longer confined to a flat screen or fixed interface frame, ZOME can now travel with the user as part of the body in space. Users are able to walk away from the main window and continue interacting with ZOME through a fluid interface that feels closer to science fiction and futuristic game design than to conventional apps. “Hussein Chalayan’s involvement as Creative Director has been central to this vision,” said Theodore Wohng, Founder of ZOME. “He brought a rare understanding of form, movement, and the relationship between the body and technology. What we have built together is not simply a new interface, but a new design language for spatial computing.” “From the beginning, ZOME has been about placing digital content into the world in a way that feels alive, poetic, and native to space,” Theodore added. “This latest release is a major step forward for us. The entire platform can now live on the user’s forearm as a true spatial wearable, freeing the experience from the limitations of the rectangle and allowing ZOME to become part of the body itself.” “I have always been interested in how the body can become a site of transformation. With ZOME, the interface is no longer something we look at, but something we inhabit, extending into a wearable form on the forearm and transforming it into a living surface where digital space and physical presence converge,” said Hussein Chalayan. Designed specifically for the spatial era, the new wearable interface reimagines how people navigate augmented reality systems. Instead of opening and closing distant floating windows, users can access ZOME instantly through a persistent forearm-based interface that remains intuitive, elegant, and embodied. ZOME believes this design language points toward a broader future for software itself: away from static windows and screen-bound interfaces, and toward embodied systems that move with the user as naturally as clothing or gesture, becoming an extension of the body in space. This release reflects ZOME’s continued commitment to design, innovation, and technical achievement in spatial computing. ZOME is proud to be the first software company to bring this kind of interface into reality through its collaboration with Hussein Chalayan. ZOME’s spatial wearable release is now available on Apple Vision Pro. |
| ZOME Launches New Chat Feature, Bringing Live Conversation Into Its Spatial Messaging Platform New chat capability expands ZOME from spatial capsules and celestial messaging into real-time communication across mobile devices. ZOME is a spatial social platform that allows users to plant digital memories and content anywhere in the world using location, time, images, activity, and the movements of the stars. With the introduction of ZOME Chat, users can now communicate more fluidly within the platform, adding a live conversational layer to ZOME’s existing architecture of message capsules, spatial media, and interactive discovery. |
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| The new feature makes ZOME interactions even more human, social, and useful across both personal and professional applications. ZOME Chat allows for ongoing dialogue within that broader spatial framework. The launch of Chat represents the next step in ZOME’s evolution as a platform where users can create not only location-based and time-based interactions, but also sustained social and creative exchanges. The company plans to integrate ZOME Chat more deeply into its broader platform, which is built on the idea that communication can be anchored to the real world and to dynamic conditions. Existing features include multi-location messaging, time-release capsules, activity-based unlocking, celestial messaging, and spatial media experiences. The release also strengthens ZOME’s position as one of the pioneers in spatial social communication. As adoption grows around wearable and spatial computing, ZOME continues to expand its toolset for creators, brands, institutions, and individuals seeking new ways to tell stories through place, presence, and experience. ZOME’s development has included collaborations with leading cultural and luxury brands through spatial campaigns, live activations, and audience engagement. The company continues to build toward a future in which digital communication is layered meaningfully into the world around us. |
| ZOME Brings Spatial Messaging to the Body and Expands the World’s First Spatial Wearable Interface ZOME, the spatial messenger and social platform connecting people, stories and commerce across devices and realities, today releases the next phase of its spatial interface for Apple Vision Pro. This interface expansion is built on the world’s first fully functional spatial wearable interface, designed in collaboration with renowned designer Hussein Chalayan MBE RDI. ZOME’s new release turns the user’s forearm into an always-available message capsule dashboard, activated by the simple, familiar gesture of lifting one’s arm to check the time. This instinctive, everyday movement anchors spatial computing to the body’s own language and habits. Users can now browse nearby or personalised capsules in a scrolling list on their arm, preview attachments as thumbnails, from spatial videos and images to 3D objects and links, and open them with a simple look-and-tap gesture. |
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| “We wanted to make spatial content feel as natural as glancing at your own watch,” said Theodore Wohng, founder of ZOME. “With new information and updates on the forearm, you don’t have to reach into conventional menus or separate windows. This phase is about making that interaction more fluid: your arm becomes a surface where messages, activations, and stories can appear and disappear in real time, like a live interface, ready whenever you are. That is the moment when sci-fi becomes reality. Our goal is for ZOME to feel like a single spatial layer that travels with you, helping you connect with the surrounding world and others. This release is the next step in that evolution, and the foundation for the next generation of spatial features we are working on.” This launch marks another milestone in ZOME’s expanding spatial system, which allows capsules to be anchored to locations, tied to time and movement, and attached to celestial bodies like the Moon and planets. These can also be combined in rich logic chains (for example: visible only in a certain place, at a particular time, and under a specific sky). This forearm interface update is now available on Apple Vision Pro, with ZOME planning to bring the same spatial wearable experience to Android XR devices, including Samsung Galaxy XR, as they reach consumers. Youtube Link https://youtu.be/cG7LTHyOaSM ZOME is the first spatial messenger and platform live across iOS, Android, Apple Vision Pro, and Android XR, and the company sees body-centred interfaces as a way to create continuity between smart glasses, phones, and future wearables. ZOME Becomes the First Spatial Messenger and AR Social Platform Live Across All Major Ecosystems We are proud to announce day-one availability of the ZOME Android XR app alongside Samsung’s Galaxy XR launch. With this release, ZOME becomes the first and only spatial social platform live across all four major ecosystems: iOS, Android, Apple Vision Pro (visionOS), and Android XR. ZOME lets people and brands leave media, memories, and messages in the world as interactive “capsules” anchored to places, moments, and even celestial bodies, unlockable for storytelling, promotions, and commerce across devices. The launch follows September recognition in The New York Times T Magazine, which ranked ZOME No. 2 in a list of 30 projects shaping the global cultural landscape. ZOME also holds granted patents across key territories for its spatial messaging technologies. |
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| ZOME delivers reach, speed, and future-readiness in one platform: brands and creators can deploy a single spatial activation and instantly reach users across all major ecosystems; day-one availability on Android XR puts partners at the front of a rapidly accelerating market; and ZOME’s cross-platform core supports both cultural use cases and commercial campaigns, from retail and events to tourism and education. Partners can attach customized content, product links, and location-anchored ticketing and commerce to capsules, and measure engagement with unified analytics. This cross-platform “deploy-once” approach reduces integration cost, accelerates go-to-market, and maximizes reach across every ecosystem. This achievement follows ZOME’s day-one launch partnership with Apple Vision Pro, and now with Android XR added, the company continues to lead the way in building a unified, cross-platform spatial future, pioneering a new era where people, commerce and stories are seamlessly connected across devices and realities. ZOME is available now on iOS, Android, and Apple Vision Pro (visionOS), and will be available day one in the Samsung Galaxy XR apps catalogue on Android XR on 21 October 2025. |
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Spatial Social Platform ZOME and Hussein Chalayan Unveil the World’s First Fully Functional Spatial Wearable Interface ZOME, the Spatial Social Platform, unveils the release of the world’s first fully functional spatial wearable interface, designed by its creative director and acclaimed designer, Hussein Chalayan. This groundbreaking interface extends seamlessly from the user’s body — blending technology, design, and spatial interaction into a single, intuitive gesture system. The elegant and ergonomic interface adapts in real time to each user’s body, adjusting proportions for a personalized experience. It is couture for the era of spatial computing — where software becomes part of the body’s language. |
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| Hussein Chalayan, renowned for his visionary work at the intersection of technology and fashion, brings his distinctive aesthetic and conceptual depth to ZOME. As creative director, Chalayan continues to push boundaries of form, memory, and embodiment in digital space. Previously, Chalayan and ZOME launched a global series of exclusive curated message capsules — geolocated across 700+ airports worldwide and linked to the real-time position of the Moon, setting a new benchmark in spatial storytelling. “Until now, interfaces like this have only existed in science fiction films and video games. To bring it to life — and into people’s hands — has been an incredible journey. It’s been a privilege to work with Hussein to find the balance between ergonomics, beauty, and functionality”, said Theodore Wohng, founder of ZOME. “With this new interface I wanted to explore a new kind of embodiment — where technology isn’t simply worn, but lived, becoming a part of how we remember, express, and belong within space”, said Hussein Chalayan. |
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| The spatial wearable interface is adaptive for both personal and business use — from navigating immersive retail experiences and exploring layered location- and time-based content for intuitive learning, to interacting with celestially anchored public presentations on ZOME. It offers a new way to engage with technology and the world around us. This marks a key milestone in ZOME’s expanding spatial system — laying the foundation for a new form of embodied computing, that the interface is alive to time, place, and form. It will continue to grow in richness, responsiveness, and creative potential in upcoming iterations, as outlined in ZOME’s patent filings. The spatial wearable interface is now live on the Apple Vision Pro version of ZOME. ZOME is also available on iOS, Android phones and tablets, and is preparing its rollout for more spatial devices, including Samsung’s Galaxy XR. Youtube Link https://youtu.be/foyUkCuoIAg?si=0Pn67vsgTQH-n9Je |
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  Spatial social platform ZOME appoints acclaimed designer Hussein Chalayan MBE as Creative Director |
| World-first project for augmented reality pioneer ZOME sees launch of exclusive curated content geolocated at 700+ airport worldwide and attached to the real-time position of the Moon. ZOME, the Spatial Social Platform and Location-Based Message Capsule app company, announces that acclaimed British-Cypriot artist and fashion designer Hussein Chalayan MBE RDI has been appointed as Creative Director. Chalayan’s first project for the pioneering spatial technology platform is the curation of a world-first augmented reality (AR) content collection geolocated at every major airport worldwide - over 700 sites. The ZOME x Hussein Chalayan Airport Capsules – featuring exclusive videos and prose by the designer – can be discovered now by downloading the ZOME app on Apple’s App Store and Google Play. The collection also includes a Celestial Capsule that anyone anywhere in the world can access by simply pointing their smartphones or devices directly at the real-time position of the Moon using the ZOME app. Available for Apple (including Apple Vision Pro) and Android devices, ZOME is a new Spatial Social Platform that allows brands, artists and individuals to share and access geolocated and time-based ZOME Message Capsules anywhere in the world – and even attach custom content to the Sun, the Moon, planets and constellations. Through the company’s patented technologies, each Message Capsule can be placed in any desired location(s) and include multiple content types, from 3D models, spatial video and images to audio and text. Location-Based Message Capsules encourage users to explore the physical world around them, while Time-Based Message Capsules can be geolocated to appear (or disappear) at set times in the future – opening up a wealth of possibilities for creating unique immersive experiences at key locations and events for both business applications and personal projects. |
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| From individuals publishing music, art and writing anywhere around the globe in space and time, to brands, museums and festivals placing targeted and content-rich information especially for consumers and visitors, ZOME offers the potential to unlock the augmented reality realm for millions of people and businesses worldwide based on a fully networked and connective social platform. ZOME has already hosted specially created spatial Message Capsules in highlight projects delivered for NASA, Dover Street Market, the music artists Raye and Duran Duran, and the London Symphony Orchestra. ZOME offers patented spatial network features for Android and Apple smartphones and tablets plus the latest Apple Vision Pro spatial computing wearable device – an immersive mixed reality headset that seamlessly blends digital content with users’ physical space. ZOME is the first spatial social network to launch on Apple Vision Pro, and the app developer is one of Apple’s earliest launch partners for its next-generation mixed reality technology platform. |
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| Commenting on the collaboration with ZOME, Hussein Chalayan said: “I am delighted to join ZOME as its Creative Director. With a focus on the intersection of design, technology, and human experience, I believe my interdisciplinary background and expertise will make a meaningful contribution to the platform. What draws me to ZOME is its unique ability to merge art, innovation, and everyday life, offering a fresh perspective on how we can experience creativity. Spatial design moves beyond the confines of traditional settings, allowing concepts to be experienced in real time, not just observed within a gallery setting. ZOME creates a space where ideas naturally evolve, transforming everyday moments into immersive, interactive experiences. Positioned at the crossroads of storytelling, space, and technology, ZOME is pioneering a future where art seamlessly integrates into our daily environments, enriching and reshaping how we engage with the world around us”. Twice awarded British Designer of the Year by the British Fashion Council, Chalayan is one of the most visionary multi-disciplinary designers in fashion, known for his innovative use of materials and integration of cutting-edge technologies – from animatronics to multimedia arts. His work has been exhibited at the V&A and Design Museum in London and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. He was awarded an MBE in Her Majesty the Queen’s Birthday Honours List in 2006 in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the fashion industry. ZOME founder and CEO Theodore Wohng added: “It is an incredible honour to be working together with Hussein Chalayan, at the forefront of technology, innovation and design. Hussein is a true artistic visionary who has consistently pushed the boundaries of cross-disciplinary creativity. It is extremely exciting to be launching this inaugural Spatial Capsule project, which is now available for people to discover at airports around the world. We are thrilled that Hussein has come on board as Creative Director of ZOME, to help steer our mission as we further develop our technology, and deliver this breakthrough spatial social platform—enabling people to imagine, create and be everywhere, without limitation or geographical boundaries.” |
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