Avi Bar-Zeev is a pioneer, architect and advisor in AR/VR/MR/XR for close to 30 years, behind the scenes in the worlds largest tech companies and at large. Most notably, he helped found and invent HoloLens at Microsoft in 2010, developing the first AR prototypes, demos, patents, plans and UX concepts, sufficient to convince his leadership to buy in. At Bing, he built early prototypes for what is today called the "AR cloud."

At Amazon, he helped launch PrimeAir, as well as designing novel UX for undisclosed wearables. He most recently helped Apple advance its own undisclosed projects.

In 1999, he co-founded the company behind Google Earth and subsequently helped define Second Life's core technology. Back in the mid-90s, he worked on ground-breaking VR experiences for Disney, including "Aladdin's Magic Carpet" VR Ride, the "Virtual Jungle Cruise" and "Cyberspace Mountain," serving as technical lead for many.