As office layouts transition to fit the needs of socially distant coworking, individual desk spaces will be replaced by more coworking areas, video call booths, and “hot desks” that can be used by whoever is present that day. Many companies began using video calls to bridge the physical distance between coworkers and clients, but technology aims to take this further with video conferencing rooms equipped with 360-degree cameras and digital whiteboards that can be viewed both in-person and electronically. Some companies are even looking into how AI could be used to create holograms for socially distant coworking
To learn more, read the original New York Times article by Jane Margolies: