SharePoint Spaces- Enable mixed reality feature in SharePoint

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Which pivotal feature gonna to make the major changes in the upcoming web technology? The answer is Mixed Reality, which will be the near future evolution in human, computer, and environment interaction in the technology world, and it is obvious that this revolution is going unlocks possibilities which cannot be imagine by common users at present. Mixed Reality feature will ensure that the SharePoint is reaching another milestone in the Web of Things (Web 4.0).Okay lets come to the point, Is really SharePoint providing Mixed Reality as a OOTB feature at present? yes, SharePoint released Mixed Reality as a OOTB feature called Spaces. 

This feature is available as a preview in Modern sites. As  Microsoft suggested, communication site will be more suitable than team site. Since communication site has more screen space to work with, at the same time this feature is also possible with Team site. It is very easy to bring the feature into your site. As usual way in SP world, this option is provided to enable as a feature in site level. Below are the steps to avail the Spaces into your site. 

Note: I tried with the existing site, but not giving an option to create space even after enabling the feature at site level. Works when tried using newly created communication site.

1. On the Site settings page, select Manage site features. Scroll down the page to Spaces, and then select Activate.

2. On your site home page, select + New, and then select Space (Preview).
3. Choose the type of space you’d like to create (you can change this later).
4. Provide your space a Space name (required) and Description.
5. Now your space is ready, can add the different web parts are available for 360°, 3D, and 2D content.

6.There is a gallery for 3D object to select the existing items. Once you complete the space, you can publish and share with end users. Below are some of the screenshot of the space view.

You have a different component to make your space in an interactive way for end users. Hope this is giving you a basic idea about how SharePoint spaces working.


Anandan is a SharePoint and Microsoft Azure consultant.He is having 9+ years of experience in the web, cloud, Machine Learning, IoT and mobile technology. He handled multi-platform solution as a consultant with the experience of designing, developing and deploying solutions by leveraging Microsoft, IBM, Apple, and Google technology stack, has played a dynamic role in the development of SharePoint and ML technologies. He writes articles related to SharePoint Online/On-Premises and Machine Learning.

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